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dont even now where to start for this
- Thread starter liebs378
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Okay,
so since under the cube root symbol the division problem involves the same bases you could use 5^2.7 divided by 5^1.5 and get 5^1.2 by subracting the exponents when the bases are the same. Then you would have the cube root of 5^1.2
Rewriting the cube root as an expeonent of 1/3 gives you this
(5^1.2)^(1/3) so now all you need to do is multiply the 1.2 by (1/3) and either choose to leave you answer as 5^ a decimal or 5^ a fraction.
so since under the cube root symbol the division problem involves the same bases you could use 5^2.7 divided by 5^1.5 and get 5^1.2 by subracting the exponents when the bases are the same. Then you would have the cube root of 5^1.2
Rewriting the cube root as an expeonent of 1/3 gives you this
(5^1.2)^(1/3) so now all you need to do is multiply the 1.2 by (1/3) and either choose to leave you answer as 5^ a decimal or 5^ a fraction.