Question

algebera help @ganeshie8

Answer 1

@CGGURUMANJUNATH

Answer 2

plss

Answer 3

x^3/x^(1/12)

Answer 4

x^a/x^b=x^(a-b)

Answer 5

is it clear @plohrr ?

Answer 6

x^3/x^(1/12)=x^(3-1/12)

Answer 7

so x^3/x^(1/12) is the form it was in originally right

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

ok and the second reply you posted is a formula?

Answer 10

x^(3-1/12)=x^(36/12-1/12)

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

3=36/12

Answer 13

we are taking lcm .

Answer 14

x^(3-1/12)=x^(36/12-1/12)=x^(35/12)

Answer 15

ok wait too fast cx

Answer 16

x^(35/12) is the final answer .

Answer 17

ok.

Answer 18

so the first step in simplifying is the sub it it in formula

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

and what formula is that called.

Answer 21

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Answer 22

go through the above link.

Answer 23

it is the law of exponents.

Answer 24

mmm i see

Answer 25

and the next step is ?

Answer 26

x^3/x^(1/12)=x^(3-1/12)

Answer 27

what did you do there

Answer 28

simplify ?

Answer 29

yes

Answer 30

i have used 3rd basic law of exponent .

Answer 31

subtract exponents

Answer 32

ohh ok

Answer 33

x^(3-1/12)=x^(36/12-1/12) simplified is 3=36/12?

Answer 34

x^3/x^(1/12)=x^(3-1/12)
3 and 1/12 u have to take lcm for subtracting these , u know how to take lcm right ? @plohrr

Answer 35

3-1/12

Answer 36

u know how to take lcm right ?

Answer 37

yep

Answer 38

very good.

Answer 39

x^(3-1/12)=x^(36/12-1/12)=x^(35/12)

Answer 40

x^(35/12) is the final answer .

Answer 41

is it clear @plohrr ?

Answer 42

yes ! thank you so much
!!

Answer 43

:)

Answer 44

can u do the second part of the q .

Answer 45

32 nd sqrt (x*x*x^5)

Answer 46

use the first basic law of exponent here.

Answer 47

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Answer 48

(x*x2*x^5) = (x^8)

Answer 49

not really sure of that one

Answer 50

32 nd sqrt (x*x2*x^5) =32 nd sqrt (x^8)

Answer 51

is it clear or not @plohrr ?

Answer 52

am i fast ? @plohrr

Answer 53

yes its clear now

Answer 54

32 nd sqrt (x^8) =(x^8)^(1/32)

Answer 55

is it clear @plohrr ?

Answer 56

32 nd sqrt (x^8) =(x^8)^(1/32)=(x^(8/32))

Answer 57

32 nd sqrt (x^8) =(x^8)^(1/32)=(x^(8/32))=(x^(1/4))

Answer 58

… so the simplified is x^(1/4))

Answer 59

yes .

Answer 60

they ( Megan and Julie ) started with expressions that are not equal

Answer 61

so for the first: x^(35/12

and the second : (x^(1/4))

Answer 62

that is the conclusion we draw from the given equation.

Answer 63

yes

Answer 64

both are not same right ? @plohrr

Answer 65

yes thats true . and for the first we used the 3rd basic law of exponents. and for the second, we used the first?

Answer 66

yes .

Answer 67

:D can you help with some more

Answer 68

sure . Always.

Answer 69

ok hold on a sec

Answer 70

ok.

Answer 71

go ahead .