Question

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QUESTION

FOR THIS EXPRESSION, A = ((( 15 OR 4 OR 7 ))) . B = (( 7 OR 4 OR 15 ))) , C = ((( 4 OR 15 OR 7)))

Answer 1

a = 15

b = 7

c = 4

Explanation:

Given in the question an expression
`\sqrt[4]{15}^(7)`

This expression can be written as
`15^{(7)/(4) }`

As we know that roots are most often written using a radical sign, like this,
`\sqrt[n]{x}` But there is another way to represent the taking of a root.

You can use rational exponents instead of a radical. A rational exponent is an exponent that is a fraction. For example,
`\sqrt[n]{x}` can be written as
`x^{(1)/(n) }`

Secondly two powers having same base can be multiply

`x^(n)(^(m))=x^(nm)`