Question

Simplify. Express the product as a radical expression.

(x^4) ^3/5

Answer 1

\[(x ^{4}) ^{3/5}\]

Answer 2

so do you knoe the exponentts property ?

Answer 3

know the property of exponents ?

Answer 4

not really

Answer 5

so (x^a)^b =x^(a*b)

ok ?

Answer 6

....ok ..

Answer 7

and if sqrtx =x^(1/2)

so than your exercise how will be formed ?

Answer 8

im not gunna lie.. im so confused and I have no idea what you are saying or doin

Answer 9

so there mean that when you have there a term with fractional exponent so than this sign that the denominator always will be the indice of radical


ok ?

Answer 10

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Answer 11

so if you multiplie 4 by 3/5 =12/5
than will result x^(12/5) what expressed in radical form so this will be

radical indice 5 from x on exponent 12

ok ?

Answer 12

alright...

Answer 13

good luck

bye

Answer 14

ok I tried and I still aint got it