SOLUTION: Algebra Helpers: Can you help us to find "the square of 3 multiplied by the 6th root of X to the 5th power", and another where we need "the cube of 2 multiplied by the square root

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Question 80770: Algebra Helpers: Can you help us to find "the square of 3 multiplied by the 6th root of X to the 5th power", and another where we need "the cube of 2 multiplied by the square root of ax to the 5th power". The ISBN is 65609004, chpt. 13.

We thank you in advance,

K. Smith
Answer by mathdoc315(6) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hello
I don't know what a or x is so these expressions can not be simplified completely
The square of three is 3*3 = 9
The sixth root of x to the fifth power is x%5E%285%2F6%29
so the first answer is 9+%2A+x%5E%285%2F6%29
For the second one
the cube of 2 is 2*2*2 = 8
The square root of a*x to the fifth is a%5E%285%2F2%29+%2A+x%5E%285%2F2%29 or %28ax%29%5E%285%2F2%29 and which form is preferable depends on the context.
Probably you can give +8+%2A+%28ax%29%5E%285%2F2%29+
I don't have a copy of your textbook so I will leave it to you to figure out if this is what is needed for your answer.