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http://prntscr.com/cyva7j Please help me understand this step by step.
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hint: use the laws of exponents, specifically: \(\Large (b^x)^y=b^{xy}\) \(\Large \sqrt[x]{b}=b^{1/x}\)
Okay, I think I understand now. Thank you. ^^
You're welcome! :)
So I came up with x^35/6 Not sure if I'm right or not. x'D
Heh, I'll just go with the answer I have. o3o
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Good job, your answer is correct, when properly parenthesized. (Recall PEMDAS?) x^(35/6)
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