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Which of the following is the radical expression of a^5/7? 5√a^7 7√a^5 5a^7 7a^5
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Either A or C
Is the problem:\[a ^{(5/7)}\]
Or\[\frac{ a ^{5} }{ 7 }\]
Hint: answer C is not in radical form...
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OH, you're right it's not
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I'm not sure how to go about this
The numerator of the exponent is just like a normal exponent... but the denominator means you could rewrite it as "the seventh root of (a to the fifth power)"
It looks like answer B.... assuming that 7 in front actually means "7th root" and not "7 multiplied by" Same confusion for me as on that other one...
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I said that in my other question posted....I was right! :)
My apologies, but it made sense to me. I'll be clearer.....!
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