Question

the cube root of x cubed

:x to the one–third power • :x to the one–third power • x to the one–third power

1 over x to the –1 power

the eleventh root of the quantity of x to the fifth times x to the fourth times x squared

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@sourwing are u able to help

Answer 3

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Answer 4

@kawaiicat123

Answer 5

@helpme1.2

Answer 6

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Answer 7

@BlvckNight please help

Answer 8

Is this a problem or several problems?

Answer 9

its several into one

Answer 10

One of your friends sends you an email asking you to explain how all of the following expressions have the same answer.
the cube root of x cubed

:x to the one–third power • :x to the one–third power • x to the one–third power

1 over x to the –1 power

the eleventh root of the quantity of x to the fifth times x to the fourth times x squared

Answer 11

Well one at a time: It is hard to show this without the draw or equation feature but the first one is (x^3)^(1/3) You would multiply the exponents (3)(1/3) getting x^1 or just plain x.

Answer 12

Sorry but I have to participate in an important event.

Answer 13

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Answer 14

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Answer 15

@beccaboo333

Answer 16

what?

Answer 17

can you help @HelpBlahBlahBlah

Answer 18

ive never learned that sorry

Answer 19

Sorry I can't really help. @Mertsj

Answer 20

Back from the Dominoe game: Looking at the 2nd one:
x to the one–third power • :x to the one–third power • x to the one–third power
Note that all are to the same base. The rule for multiplying the same base is to add their exponents: So look at this as x^(1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3) = x^1 or simply x. Did you follow that?

Answer 21

The third one: 1 over x to the –1 power: Is (1/x)^-1
When a value has a negative exponent. Move the value from a numerator to denominator or vice-versa and change the sign of the exponent. That is 1 over x to the -1 power would now become 1 under x to the + 1 power or (x^1)/1 or just x All three convert to just x.

Answer 22

the last one: the eleventh root of the quantity of x to the fifth times x to the fourth times x squared is (x^(5 + 4 + 2))^(1/11) or (x^11)^(1/11) x^11/11 or x^1 or just x.