describe how to transform (3 square root x^4)^5 into an expression with a rational exponent. Make sure you respond with complete sentences

Namit Gupta asked Nov 12, 2023

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Namit Gupta asked Nov 12, 2023

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the expression is:

$(\sqrt[3]{x^4})^5$

So first we put the square root as a power so:

$(x^{(4)/(3)})^5$

And then we simplify so:

$x^{(20)/(3)}$

Brownegg answered Nov 18, 2023

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