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keep in mind that \(\bf \large a^{\frac{n}{m}} = \sqrt[m]{a^n}\qquad \qquad \left(\sqrt[m]{a^n}\right)^p\implies \sqrt[m]{a^{n\cdot p}}\)
\(\bf \Large \left(\sqrt[m]{a^n}\right)^p\implies \sqrt[m]{a^{n\cdot p}}\implies a^{\frac{n\cdot p}{m}}\)
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What joe is trying to say is that: \[\LARGE \sqrt[6]{x^5}=x^{5/6}\]
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It's been explained.
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So solve this: \[\Huge x^{\frac{7*5}{6}}\]
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Change the radical to a fraction. Afterwards just multiply the exponent with the fractional exponent.
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