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Rewrite the following as an expotential expression in simplest forn.

Rewrite the following as an expotential expression in simplest forn.-example-1
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The rule of exponents:


\begin{gathered} ^m\sqrt[]{x^n}=x^{(n)/(m)} \\ x^n=(1)/(x^(-n)) \end{gathered}

The given expression is,


^3\sqrt[]{(x^6)/(x^(-15))}

Rewrite the above expression as an exponential expression,


\begin{gathered} ((x^6)/(x^(-15)))^{(1)/(3)} \\ =(x^6x^(15))^{(1)/(3)} \\ =(x^(6+15))^{(1)/(3)} \\ =(x^(21))^{(1)/(3)} \\ =x^{(21)/(3)} \\ =x^7 \end{gathered}

Therefore, the simplest exponential form of the given expression is,


x^7

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