Question

rewrite in simplest radical form. show each step of the process.
x^5/6 over x^1/6

Answer 1

when we divide same bases we should `subtract` their exponents \[\huge\rm \frac{ x^m }{ x^n }=x^{m-n}\]

Answer 2

so 5/6-1/6= would it be 4/6

Answer 3

yes reduce the fraction

Answer 4

so it'd be reduced to 2/3

Answer 5

and then rewrite that into radical form \[\huge\rm x^\frac{ m }{ n }= \sqrt[n]{x^m}\]

Answer 6

that's an example^^

Answer 7

so it would be ^3square root x ^2. sorry if it's confusing the way I wrote it I just don't know how to add the symbol

Answer 8

yes that's right you should say cube root of x^2
not square root that would be \[\sqrt{ }\]

Answer 9

good job!

Answer 10

thank u so much

Answer 11

mypleasure! :=)