Question

guys i just need one more question on this please help????


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Answer 1

help with tom???

Answer 2

When you multiply the same numbers with different powers it's like taking the number just one time and add the powers together.

for example

\[x ^{2}.x ^{3}=x ^{2+3}=x ^{5}\]

Try to apply this already on all four expressions

Answer 3

also

\[\sqrt{x}=x ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }}\]

Answer 4

tom? pleasehelp ??

Answer 5

add the first 3 x's already of Tom: what do you get?

Answer 6

and just like I explained that the squareroot of x is like x with a power of 1/2 you can apply this thinking to the fourth root

\[\sqrt[4]{x}=x ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 4}}\]

And you can add it with the rest of the powers