SOLUTION: write this equation using a single radical sign. (1) x^2/3x^5

SOLUTION: write this equation using a single radical sign. (1) x^2/3x^5

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Question 35007: write this equation using a single radical sign.

(1) x^2/3x^5
Answer by mukhopadhyay(490) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x^2/3x^5
= 1/3 [x^(2-5)]
= 1/3[x^(-3)]
= 1/(3x^3)
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