SOLUTION: Well my teacher gave us this homework, and he didn't really explain it well. I'm supposed to simplify, and I can't use negative or fractional exponents in the answer. Here's an exa

Question 230821: Well my teacher gave us this homework, and he didn't really explain it well. I'm supposed to simplify, and I can't use negative or fractional exponents in the answer. Here's an example: I have no idea how to do this. Please Help!
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Multiply NUM and DEN by
= = ab^(5/3)c/a^(1/2)
Multiply NUM and DEN by a^(1/2)
= a^(3/2)b^(5/3)c
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The fractions can't be eliminated, unless you use
a^(3/2) =
That's a different form of fractional exponent.
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