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|dw:1434674084996:dw| check and solve
\(\frac{r}{6} = 5^{2/3}\) ??
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to solve for r, just multiply both sides by 6.
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You multiply by 6 so you have \(r \times 6/6\), which is just one. Then, since you did it to one side of the equation, you have to do it to the other side as well.
So basically r x 1= 1and then i would do 6x5
yes. But remember the \(6 \times 5^{2/3}\)
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6x5 would be 30
is it 5 to the 2/3 power? or 5 and 2/3?
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