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Simplify the quantity of x to the one third power raised to the three fifth power
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Would I find a common denominator and add?
I'd suggest you try writing out this expression symbolically. If you're able to do that, you'll probably see right away that there's neither addition nor subtraction in this problem. If you know how to use the Draw feature (below) try translating these words (" the quantity of x to the one third power raised to the three fifth power") into symbols.
x to the power 5
if you mean (x^(1\3))^(3\5)
yeah
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