Rewrite in simplest radical form x^ 5/6 over x^ 1/6 show each step of your process

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Answer 1
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Answer:

The simplest Radical = \sqrt{x^(3) }

Step-by-step explanation:

The two terms of the fraction are x^{(5)/(6)}⇒numerator

and x^{(1)/(6)}⇒denominator

Both of them are same variable x

So we can use the rule of the power:

If we divide to terms have the same base we subtract their powers

\frac{x^{(5)/(6) } }{x^{(1)/(6) } }=x^{(5)/(6)-(1)/(6)  }=x^{(4)/(6) } =x^{(2)/(3) }

If the power is in the shape of fraction so the numerator of the fraction represents the radical and the denominator represents the power inside the radical.

x^{(2)/(3) }=\sqrt{x^(3) }

Answer 2
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Answer:  \bold{\sqrt[3]{x^2} }

Step-by-step explanation:

\frac{x^{(5)/(6)}}{x^{(1)/(6)}}\n\n\n=x^{(5)/(6)-(1)/(6)}}}\n\n\n=x^{(4)/(6)}}}\n\n\n=x^{(2)/(3)}}}\n\n=\sqrt[3]{x^2}


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