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[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-05-06] [Hit: ]
4.5.6.its 6 problems.........
im stuck on these last few problems...i've already done a bunch of other problems similar to itt. mathematicians please help!!

1. √x^9
(a) x^4 √x
(b) 2x√x
(c) 3x√2x

2. ^3√54x^11
(a) 2x^2√2x^2
(b) 5^3√2x
(c) 3x^3 ^3√2x^2

3. ^3√128x^6
(a) 4x^2 ^3√2
(b) x^3√2x^2
(c) 2x^2√2x^2

4. ^3√-27x^5
(a) 5 ^3√2x
(b) x√2x^2
(c) -3x^3√x^2

5. ^4√16x^7
(a) x√2x^2
(b) 2x^4√x^3
(c) 2x^2√2x^2

6. ^4√162^6
(a) 3x^4√2x^2
(b) x^3√2x^2
(c) 5 ^3√2x

its 6 problems...i think it looks like allot more cause its just allot of numbers haha 10 points for 6 problems!! smart mathematicians pleaseeee helppp. thank you so much!

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1. √(x^8 * x)
= x^4√(x)

2. ∛(27*2*x^9*x²)
= 3x³∛(2x²)

3. ∛(128x^6)
= x²∛(64*2)
= 4x²∛(2)

4. ∛(-27x^5)
= -3x∛(x²)

5. ∜(16x^7)
= 2x∜(x³)

6. ∜(162x^6)
= 3x∜(2x²)

I hope this helps!

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1. A square root can also be written as x^1/2 so we have (x^9)^1/2

and you multiply them

X^9/2 Which is also written 4 1/2

(a) X^4 √x

2. We may also write 54^1/3 x^11/3

54 = 2 x 27
27 = 3 x 9
9 = 3 x 3

so 54 = 2 x 3 x 3 x 3

(3^√2) x (3^√(3 x 3 x 3)) = 3 3^√2
x also equals =x^11/3 re-written x^3 x^2/3

Also re-written (c) 3x^3 3^√2x^2 (Oh god I hope that doesn't look confusing)

3. 3. ^3√128x^6

Simple

re-write is as 3^√128 and x^6/3

Now 128 can also be broken down into
3^√2x2x2x2x2x2x2
so we can break it up to look like
3^√2x2x2 3^√2x2x2 3^√2
that's 4√2

x is just x^2

So answer is!
(a)4x^2 3^√2

4. ^3√-27x^5
You're not allowd to take a square root of a negative...although
you can re-write it
- 3^√3X3X3 x^5/3

That's (c)-3x 3^√x^2

5. 4^√16x^7

Also re-written as
4^√2x2x2x2 x^7/4

2x 4^√x^3
Answer (b)

6. 4^√162^6

There are no x's.... So I don't see how...

Either way you can still simplify the numeric number

162^6/4

or 162^3/2

Or 162 √162 I believe.
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