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Select the correct answer for each drop down menu

Select the correct answer for each drop down menu-example-1
User Azzlack
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Answer:


a=15, b=7, c=4

Explanation:


\sqrt[4]{15^7}

First we write the given expression in exponential form


\sqrt[c]{a^b} =a^{(b)/(c)}

WE apply the above property


\sqrt[4]{15^7}=15^{(7)/(5)}

Now we compare with the rule and find the value of a,b,c


a=15, b=7, c=4

User Edwinc
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The n-th root is the same as the (1/n)-th power.

The rules of exponents mean the exponents multiply in
(15^7)^(1/4)
so you have
15^(7/4)

Comparing forms, you see that
a = 15, b = 7, c = 4
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