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What is the simplified form of the fifth root of x to the fourth power times the fifth root of x to the fourth power?

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\bf \sqrt[5]{x^4}\cdot \sqrt[5]{x^4}\implies \sqrt[5]{x^4\cdot x^4}\implies \sqrt[5]{x^(4+4)}\implies \sqrt[5]{x^8}\implies \sqrt[5]{x^(5+3)} \\\\\\ \sqrt[5]{x^5\cdot x^3}\implies x\sqrt[5]{x^3}
User Charla
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Answer:

The simplified form will be:
x\sqrt[5]{x^3}

Explanation:

The given expression is:
\sqrt[5]{x^4}*\sqrt[5]{x^4}

Simplifying the above expression......


\sqrt[5]{x^4}*\sqrt[5]{x^4}\\ \\ =\sqrt[5]{x^4*x^4}\\ \\ =\sqrt[5]{x^4^+^4}\ [Exponents\ gets\ added\ while\ multiplication]\\ \\ =\sqrt[5]{x^8}\\ \\ =\sqrt[5]{x^5*x^3}\ [As\ 5+3=8] \\ \\ =\sqrt[5]{x^5}*\sqrt[5]{x^3}\\ \\ =x\sqrt[5]{x^3}

So, the simplified form will be:
x\sqrt[5]{x^3}

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