SOLUTION: I need to solve an equation w/ a rational exponent sample - (x-4)3/2(exponent)=27

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Question 258198: I need to solve an equation w/ a rational exponent
sample - (x-4)3/2(exponent)=27

Answer by edjones(8007)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(x-4)^(3/2)=27
sqrt(x-4)=3 Cube root of each side
x-4=9 square each side
x=13
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Ed

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