![x^ \frac{m}{n} = \sqrt[n]{x^m}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/07519.png)
![x^ \frac{3}{5} = \sqrt[5]{4^3}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/742f0.png)
![x^ \frac{3}{5} = \sqrt[5]{4^3} = \sqrt[5]{(2^2)^3} = \sqrt[5]{2^6}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/99705.png)
=![2^ \frac{6}{5}=(2^ \frac{5}{5})(2^ \frac{1}{5})=2 \sqrt[5]{2}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/a2ac1.png)
![\sqrt[5]{4^3}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/18a7b.png)
![\sqrt[5]{64}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/8aab8.png)
![2 \sqrt[5]{2}](/tpl/images/0497/7336/3505a.png)
3√4^5
5√64
Mathematics, 03.02.2020 20:43 kacaria
Select all radical expressions that are equivalent to 4^3/5 .
3√4^5
5√64
5√4^3
(3√4)^5
5√12
3√20
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Select all radical expressions that are equivalent to 4^3/5 .
3√4^5
5√64
3√4^5
5√64
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