simplify (x^3/5)^2/3 Answer choices: A.x^9/125 B.x^5/8 C.x^2/5 D.x^6/15 please help i give medals!
\[(\frac{ x^6 }{ 5 })^{2/3}\] Is this is?
No its (x^3/5)^2/3
oops, wrong number. But yea all you do is multiply the exponent out
do you know which one it would be?
i thought c
Well c seems like it's correct
although the denominator seems to be the problem
\[\large \large \frac{ (x^3/5)^2 }{ 3 }\] ^Does it look like this?
(x^3/5)^2/3) exactley like that
exactly*
Then I don't think any of the answer choices match
the 3/5 is raised like an exponet of the X and the 2/3 is an exponet of the whole thing
\[\large \large \frac{ (x^3/5)(x^3/5) }{ 3 } \]
You know how to solve this?
It helps when you use brackets to differentiate where your numerator and denominator are.
thanks ! So its a?
I don't think 25*6=125
how do yall write in the fancy math text, ill put it into that
You click the equation button.
\[\large \left (\frac{x^3}{5}\right )^2\cdot \left ( \frac{1}{3}\right )\]\[\large \left ( \frac{x^{3\cdot 2}}{5^2} \right ) \cdot \frac13 \]\[\large \left (\frac{x^6}{25}\right ) \cdot \frac13\]\[\large \frac{x^6}{25 \cdot 3} = ?\]
Jhanny is correct.
are you sure your answer choices are correct
your answer choices are wrong, i believe.
Yes. Jhanny is 100 percent correct. The answer choice is wrong.
when you square a fraction, you distribute the square to the numerator and denominator
i dont know how to write the equation write on here But the equation you wrote wasnt in the write form
you are right
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