Question

-8=-3-6 squared 3 x^2

Answer 1

\[-8=-3-6\sqrt[3]{x ^{2}}\]

Answer 2

First simplify the problem by moving the -3 to the other side.

Answer 3

so that makes it \[-5=-6\sqrt[3]{x ^{2}}\]??

Answer 4

Now divide -5 by -6.

Answer 5

And yes!

Answer 6

so it's \[1.2\sqrt[3]{x ^{2}}\]

Answer 7

no...

Answer 8

Wait isn't -.83

Answer 9

\[8.333333333=\sqrt[3]{x ^{2}}\]

Answer 10

No negative because the negatives cancelled each other out.

Answer 11

Alrighty what's after this?

Answer 12

Now cube or but each side to the power of 3.

Answer 13

oh and sorry i made a typo it is .8333333 not 8.33333

Answer 14

\[0.57\sqrt[9]{x ^{2}}\]??

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

Now square root .578703037

Answer 17

.75?

Answer 18

Yes, to be exact .7607257743 and you can plug that in and it 7.999999 which is the closest it can get.

Answer 19

Do you think you can help me with \[\sqrt{169x^{5}}\]using rational exponent?

Answer 20

uhm...Im a bit rusty but i can try, what exactly do you want done?

Answer 21

Thank you for your help. I have 45 pieces of homework to do some I understand some I don't and their due tomorrow "/

Answer 22

Oh, thats bad:(

Answer 23

thanks for the medal!

Answer 24

Yes I know and If I don't finish I won't graduate :( && Your welcome.

Answer 25

Well I know 169 squared root is 13 but I need to what to do with x^5?

Answer 26

thats harsh!

Answer 27

Uhm...Let me think...

Answer 28

I have choices to pick from but two I know are not it do you think this one would be it?
\[13x ^{5/2}\]

Answer 29

http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/algtrig/ATO1/FractionalExp.htm
check this website out it might help

Answer 30

Wait im doing it...

Answer 31

Thanks I'm going to go with the one I wrote on top :)

Answer 32

Wait what are the other options?

Answer 33

its the one I just typed in or\[13x ^{2/5}\] I going with the one on top because I know 5 rooted is 2.5 or something like that and the this one 2/5 is .4

Answer 34

okay, i dont know lol

Answer 35

I'm going to hope it's right :)

Answer 36

haha if you plug in 1 they are both 13 so maybe!

Answer 37

I'll know here in a bit.

Answer 38

okay, so whats next?

Answer 39

(5x^4y^-3)^-2?

Answer 40

that times its self....

Answer 41

\[(5x^{4}y ^{-3)^{-2}}\]

Answer 42

Would I multiply 5 by exponent -2?

Answer 43

(5x^4y^-2)(5x^4y^-3) im not sure what to do with the negative...

Answer 44

(5x^4y^-3)(5x^4y^-3) rather

Answer 45

so y6/25x^8?

Answer 46

Let me check to make sure...

Answer 47

alrighty

Answer 48

Okay i got it now!

Answer 49

\[2/(5x^4y^-3)\]

Answer 50

Wait...

Answer 51

\[1/(5x^4y^-3)^{2}\]

Answer 52

Alrighty

Answer 53

then on the bottom it would be (5x^4y^-3)(5x^4y^-3)

Answer 54

Your a good math teacher:)

Answer 55

Really?

Answer 56

Thanks:$

Answer 57

Yeah do you like math?

Answer 58

Yea! Except geometry