Question

SOME ONE PLEASE HELP ME










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Answer 1

@satellite73 @sammixboo @ihateschool18

Answer 2

The first thing I would do is change \[\sqrt[3]{4^{4}}\] into a rational expression

Answer 3

Do you know how to do that

Answer 4

4^3/4 ? LIKE THIS?

Answer 5

sorry forgot caps was on

Answer 6

It would be \[x ^{\frac{ 4 }{ 3}}\]

Answer 7

oh .

Answer 8

So now you have \[x ^{\frac{ 4 }{ 3 }(5)}\]

Answer 9

Do you know how to solve that?

Answer 10

ummmmmm i got 6.66666666666667 but its probably wrong :/

Answer 11

@ihateschool18

Answer 12

@iambatman @iPwnBunnies help please?

Answer 13

You're on the right track. But keep the exponent as a rational expression (a fraction) instead of a decimal.

Answer 14

okayy gimme a sec to solve it

Answer 15

do i multiply it?

Answer 16

or add...?

Answer 17

Yesh, multiply them.
\[x^{\frac{4}{3}}\] is being raised to the fifth power. So, you'll have to multiply the powers.

Answer 18

i got 6 2/3 ..? is it right?

Answer 19

Don't turn it into a mixed fraction. :3

Answer 20

okay .. then i would have 20/3

Answer 21

Yesh. ^.^ Exponents are never written as mixed fractions. :3 Gewd job.