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Use the quotient property to simplify expressions with higher roots Number 479

Use the quotient property to simplify expressions with higher roots Number 479-example-1

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a)d\:b)m

1) We can simplify those radicals by applying exponents properties.

a) So, let's begin with that:


a)\sqrt[5]{(d^(12))/(d^7)}\Rightarrow\sqrt[5]{d^(12-7)}\Rightarrow\sqrt[5]{d^5}=d

b)


b)\sqrt[8]{(m^(12))/(m^4)}\Rightarrow\sqrt[8]{m^(12-4)}\Rightarrow\sqrt[8]{m^8}\Rightarrow m

Note that for both cases the exponent is equal to the index of those roots. .

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