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Can someone PLZZZZ HELP!!!!

Can someone PLZZZZ HELP!!!!-example-1
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Answer:

The solution is:

Part A.
√(5)^{(7k)/(3)}) which is sqrt(5)^7k/3[/tex]

Part B. k = 18/7

Explanation:

Part A.

To solve this part, we're going two use THREE important properties of exponents:

1.
(x^(n))^(m) = x^(nm)

2.
(x^(n))/(x^(m)) = x^(n-m)

3.
\sqrt[n]{x^(m)} = x^{(m)/(n) }

Let's work the numerator using the properties 1, 2 and 3:


(√(5)^(3) )^{(k)/(9) } }  = (√(5)^{3(k)/(9)}) = (√(5)^{(k)/(3)})

Let's work the denominator using the properties 1, 2 and 3:


(√(5)^(6) )^{-(k)/(3) } }  = (√(5)^{6(k)/(3)}) = (√(5)^(2k))

Now dividing the numerator by the denominator:


√(5)^{(k)/(3)-(-2k)})=√(5)^{(7k)/(3)})

Part B

if
5^{(3)/(2) } 5^{(3)/(2)} = √(5)^{(7k)/(3)})

Then:


5^(3) = 5^{(7k)/(6)})

So
(7k)/(6)} = 3

Solving for k, we have:

k = 18/7

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