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Simiplify the expression. Express your answer so that only positive exponents occur. Assum that the variables are positive. x^(1/5) + x^(1/3) x^(-1/4)
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x^(1/5)x^(1/3)x^(-1/4) I think it can be simplified to: x^1/5+1/3-1/4
use eqn editor pls
\[x^(1/5) x(1/3) x^(-1/4)\]
thats how it looks -_- sorry:(((
\[ x^\frac{ 1 }{ 5 } + x^\frac{ 1 }{12 }\]
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its a negative exponent though, do that matter?? i think it does
i dont know then..sorry :/
awhhhh somebody helllpppppp ::((
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