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Multiply x to the 3 fourths power times x to the 1 fifth power

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That would be x ^19/20 or if needed in radical form: 20 squareroot x^19. Hope this helped
User Wahid Sadik
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Answer:


x^{(3)/(4)}* x^{(1)/(5)}=x^{(19)/(20)

Explanation:

Given : Expression x to the 3 fourths power times x to the 1 fifth power

To find : Multiply the expression?

Solution :

Step 1 - Write the expression in number form,


x^{(3)/(4)}* x^{(1)/(5)}

Step 2 - If base are same then in multiply power get add,


=x^{(3)/(4)+(1)/(5)}

Step 3 - Add in power,


=x^{(15+4)/(20)


=x^{(19)/(20)

Therefore,
x^{(3)/(4)}* x^{(1)/(5)}=x^{(19)/(20)

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