Question

Help please! this is algebra. It says it needs to be in a fractional exponent form ONLY!​

Answer 1

6
`x^{(5)/(6) }`

Explanation:

Using the rule of exponents

`a^(m)` ×
`a^(n)` ⇔
`a^((m+n))`

Given

3
`x^{(1)/(3) }` × 2
`x^{(1)/(2) }`

= (3 × 2) ×
`x^{(1)/(3)+(1)/(2)  }`

[ Calculate the fraction sum

`(1)/(3)` +
`(1)/(2)`

=
`(2)/(6)` +
`(3)/(6)` =
`(5)/(6)` ]

= 6
`x^{(5)/(6) }`