Yea so I need help please

Sundq asked Oct 3, 2022

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Sundq asked Oct 3, 2022

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Answer:

NOPE ... the answer is the first one...

the 3/5 ths is in the denominator, thus it needs a negative sign

just remember that

$x^(1/2) =√(x) \\x^(1/n) = \sqrt[n]{x} \\x^(-2) = (1)/(x^(2) )$

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Manish Punia answered Oct 9, 2022

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