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What is the radical form of the expression (2x^4y^5)^3/8

User Tony Wu
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We are given expression:
(2x^4y^5)^(3/8)

Let us distribute 3/8 over exponents in parenthesis, we get


(2^(3/8)x^(4* 3/8)y^(5* 3/8)) = (2^(3/8)x^(12/8)y^(15/8))


= (2^(3/8)x^{1(4)/(8)} y^{1(7)/(8)} )

We can get x and y out of the radical because, we get whlole number 1 for x and y exponents for the mixed fractions.

So, we could write it as.


(2^(3/8)x^{1(4)/(8)} y^{1(7)/(8)} ) = xy(2^{(3)/(8) }x^{(4)/(8)} y^{(7)/(8)} )

Now, we could write inside expression of parenthesis in radical form.


xy\sqrt[8]{2x^(3)x^4y^7}

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