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Which expression is equivalent to x y Superscript two-ninths?

StartRoot x y Superscript 9 Baseline EndRoot
RootIndex 9 StartRoot x y squared EndRoot
x (StartRoot y Superscript 9 EndRoot)
x (RootIndex 9 StartRoot y squared EndRoot)

User Olinda
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Answer:

D for E2020.

Step-by-step explanation:

User Jaspreet
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Option D:
x\sqrt[9]{y^2} is the expression equivalent to
xy^{(2)/(9)}

Step-by-step explanation:

Option A:
√(xy^9)

The expression can be written as
({xy^9})^{(1)/(2)

Applying exponent rule, we get,


x^{(1)/(2)} y^{(9)/(2)}

Thus, the expression
√(xy^9) is not equivalent to the expression
xy^{(2)/(9)}

Hence, Option A is not the correct answer.

Option B:
\sqrt[9]{xy^2}

The expression can be written as
({xy^2})^{(1)/(9)

Applying exponent rule, we get,


x^{(1)/(9)} y^{(2)/(9)}

Thus, the expression
\sqrt[9]{xy^2} is not equivalent to the expression
xy^{(2)/(9)}

Hence, Option B is not the correct answer.

Option C:
x√(y^9)

The expression can be written as
x(y^9)^{(1)/(2) }

Applying exponent rule, we get,


x y^{(9)/(2)}

Thus, the expression
x√(y^9) is not equivalent to the expression
xy^{(2)/(9)}

Hence, Option C is not the correct answer.

Option D:
x\sqrt[9]{y^(2) }

The expression can be written as
x(y^2)^{(1)/(9) }

Applying exponent rule, we get,


xy^{(2)/(9)}

Thus, the expression
xy^{(2)/(9)} is equivalent to the expression
xy^{(2)/(9)}

Hence, Option D is the correct answer.

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