SOLUTION: x^1/8 times y^1/5 times z^1/3
use rational exponents to write as a sing radical expression.
I understand you multiply 8x6x3 which is 120 however where do the letters come int
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Question 350394: x^1/8 times y^1/5 times z^1/3
use rational exponents to write as a sing radical expression.
I understand you multiply 8x6x3 which is 120 however where do the letters come into play? would it be 120square root of xyz or would the numbers have to be in the square root as well?
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