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Rewrite in simplest radical form: x^4/5 / x^1/3 into a√x^b

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Answer:


\sqrt[15]{x^7}

Explanation:

If we have the expression


\frac{x^{(4)/(5)}}{x^{(1)/(3)}}, we have to think about exponent rules.

If we have
a^b / a^c, then the value will be equal to
a^(b-c).

So
\frac{x^{(4)/(5)}}{x^{(1)/(3)}} simplified will be
x^{(4)/(5) - (1)/(3)}

Converting
(4)/(5) and
(1)/(3) into fifteenths (lcm) gets us
(12)/(15) - (5)/(15) = (7)/(15).

We can convert
x^{(7)/(15)} into a radical by taking the denominator root of x to the numerator.


\sqrt[15]{x^7}.

Hope this helped!

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