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Simplify fourth root of 6 over fifth root of 6.

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Simplified form would be twentieth root of 6
Simplify fourth root of 6 over fifth root of 6.-example-1
User Krishna Majgaonkar
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Answer:


\sqrt[20]{6}

Explanation:

we need to simplify


\frac{\sqrt[4]{5}}{\sqrt[5]{6}}

Each radical can be written in fraction form


\sqrt[4]{6} = 6^{(1)/(4)}


\sqrt[5]{6} = 6^{(1)/(5)}


\frac{\sqrt[4]{5}}{\sqrt[5]{6}}=\frac{6^{(1)/(4)}}{6^{(1)/(5)}}

Both top and bottom have same base so we subtract the exponents


6^{(1)/(4) -(1)/(5)}

Take common denominator to subtract the fractions


(1*5)/(4*5) -(1*4)/(5*4)


(5-4)/(20) =(1)/(20)


6^{(1)/(4) -(1)/(5)}=6^(1)/(20)


6^(1)/(20) =\sqrt[20]{6}

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