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Simplify cube root of 5 over fourth root of 5.

A. 5 to the power of one fourth
B. 5 to the power of one twelfth
C. 5 to the power of seven twelfths
D. 5 to the power of four thirds

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Answer:


5^{(1)/(12)}

Explanation:

The given expression is:


\frac{\sqrt[3]{5} }{\sqrt[4]{5} }

To simplify this expression we need to apply the exponent property that allows to transform from radical expression to a power with a fraction exponent, the property states:


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

Applying the property we have:


\frac{\sqrt[3]{5} }{\sqrt[4]{5} }\\\frac{(5)^{(1)/(3) } }{(5)^{(1)/(4) } } \\5^{(1)/(3)-(1)/(4)}=5^{(4-3)/(12)}=5^{(1)/(12)}

Therefore, the simplified expression is
5^{(1)/(12)}

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Answer:

B

Explanation:

In the attached file

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