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tell me what do you do for the question and i will try the answer
well the first one 3/3 =1 so \[x ^{1}\]
second one when you multiply with exponents the exponents are added so 1/3+1/3+1/3=3/3 or 1 so \[x ^{1}\]
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third one do the inverse of x^-1 that is x^1 and anything divided by 1 is the same number so \[x ^{1}\]
and last one like i said when you multiply with exponents the exponents are added so \[\sqrt[11]{x ^{11}}\]
now divide the 11 by 11 \[x ^{1}\]
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