SOLUTION: Use rational exponents to write the problem as a Single Radical Expression. x^1/6 * y^1/4 * z^1/2 Thanks!!

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Question 322968: Use rational exponents to write the problem as a Single Radical Expression.
x^1/6 * y^1/4 * z^1/2
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Answer by QH(50)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

in order to have a single radical expression you need to have the same index (denominator) so re-write the exponents with the LCD of 12.

x^(2/12)*y^(3/12)*z^(6/12)
since the index is 12 re-write as


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