SOLUTION: I am getting confused on this algebra problem. The directions are to simplify the radical and to assume that all variables represent positive real numbers. I think I got the wron

Question 75143: I am getting confused on this algebra problem. The directions are to simplify the radical and to assume that all variables represent positive real numbers.
I think I got the wrong answer when I tried to work it.
3 is the index of the radical and underneath the radical is 54a to the 5th power, c to the 7th power, and e to the 9th power.
Thanks for the help
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3 is the index of the radical and underneath the radical is 54a to the 5th power, c to the 7th power, and e to the 9th power.
:
3
:
we want to extract as much as we can from the radical, this is the equivalent
divided up to illustrate the 3rd powers which can be extracted from a cube rt
:
3
:
*3
:
Which is
3
:
do you have any questions about this?
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