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Drew Kroft · Answer 1 · 2023-01-20T08:54:59+0000

We have the expression

$\frac{\sqrt[4]{6}}{\sqrt[5]{6}}$

We can transform the radical into exponential, then

$\frac{6^{(1)/(4)}}{6^{(1)/(5)}}$

Now we can simplify the expression doing the division property

$\frac{6^{(1)/(4)}}{6^{(1)/(5)}}=6^{(1)/(4)-(1)/(5)}$

The new exponential will be

Therefore

$6^{(1)/(4)-(1)/(5)}=6^{(1)/(20)}$

The final answer is

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