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(1 point) Simplify x^13/2 · x^13/2 · x^15 · x^11 · x^26
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@batmano3 i need yo help plz
Are you sure its only \(\LARGE{x^{\frac{13}{2}}}\)?
yes tht is wht it showed
Since nothing is being done to it like being multipled, divided, etc. then it would still be \(\LARGE{x^{\frac{13}{2}}}\).
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bc you know that x^1/2 mean sqrtx so how can you rewriting this in this case using sqrt ?
x^(13/2) = x^((12+1)/2) = x^12/2 *x^1/2 yes ? so do you can continue it now ?
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