Question

Describe how to transform the quantity of the third root of x to the fourth power, to the fifth power into an expression with a rational exponent. Make sure you respond with complete sentences.
Can you please help me with this? @iambatman

Answer 1

can i help u

Answer 2

First, the quantity third root of x to the fourth power can be read as x raise to 4/3. If this quantity is raised to five, according to the rule of exponents, you must multiply 4/3 to 5. This is why it would be x raise to 20/3

Answer 3

the final answer is
Yes. the exponent is already in rational expression (expressed in fraction) :) x^20/3

Answer 4

when working with exponents and radicals, there is an operation that looks like this:
x√nm=xm−−−√n=xm/n

Answer 5

does this help

Answer 6

can't c the last one

Answer 7

what u mean by that

Answer 8

the last answer

Answer 9

i wrote it so u know how it look like the operation

but the answer is 20/3

Answer 10

u got it

Answer 11

@iamabarbiegirl

does that help

Answer 12

what does that mean