SOLUTION: how to solve (s^5/2)(s^-4/3)(s^-1/6)

Question 489549: how to solve (s^5/2)(s^-4/3)(s^-1/6)
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how to solve (s^5/2)(s^-4/3)(s^-1/6)
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(s^5/2)(s^-4/3)(s^-1/6)
change exponents with a common denominator
=(s^15/6)(s^-8/6)(s^-1/6)
add exponents
=s^(15/6-9/6)=s^6/6=s
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