Question

help!

Answer 1

pardon me, but where did the d go from the end

Answer 2

Describe how to transform \[\left(\begin{matrix}\sqrt[3]{x^4} \end{matrix}\right) ^5\]
into an expression with a rational exponent. Make sure you respond with complete sentences

Answer 3

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Answer 4

oh okay

Answer 5

what do you mean by a "rational exponent"

Answer 6

like i know how to change it i just don't know how to explain it i know the answer is \[\left( x ^{4/3} \right) ^ 5\]

Answer 7

well, what was the first step to this problem
or did you use a calculator

Answer 8

@shinebrightlikeadimon

Answer 9

so i basically put the 4 that was outside the root and had it as a numerator and th3 3 as denominator cause thats how it taught me in the lesson but i feel like thats not enough reasning

Answer 10

then put it like this:
first, i put the 4 that was outside the square root symbol in the place of the numerator. Then, i put the 3 in the denominator because my teacher...

Answer 11

okay thanks and sorry i keep leaving i was helping someone else with math but thanks

Answer 12

no problem and tag me if you ever need help

Answer 13

k i will

Answer 14

one more thing

Answer 15

you were helping others so you don't need to apologize

Answer 16

thnx for understanding

Answer 17

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