SOLUTION: Please walk me through each step: Rationalize the denominator:
3x divided by index 5 root of 2x^2y^3. They say answer is 3 times index 5 root of 16x^3y^2 divided by 2y
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3x divided by index 5 root of 2x^2y^3. They say answer is 3 times index 5 root of 16x^3y^2 divided by 2y
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Question 200941: Please walk me through each step: Rationalize the denominator:
3x divided by index 5 root of 2x^2y^3. They say answer is 3 times index 5 root of 16x^3y^2 divided by 2y Found 2 solutions by stanbon, Alan3354:Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Rationalize the denominator:
3x divided by index 5 root of 2x^2y^3. They say answer is 3 times index 5 root of 16x^3y^2 divided by 2y
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Rewrite the problem as:
(3x)/(2x^2y^3)^(1/5)
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Multiply numerator and denominator by 2^(4)*x^(3)*y^(2) to get:
{(3x)[2^(4)*x^(3)*y^(2)]^(1/5)/[2^5*x^5*y^5]^(1/5)
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Simplify:
{(3x)[(2^(4)*x^(3)*y^(2)]^(1/5)/[2xy]
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Cancel the "x" factor to get:
= [3[(2^(4)*x^(3)*y^(2)]^(1/5)/[2y]
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Cheers,
Stan H.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 3x divided by index 5 root of 2x^2y^3
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Multiply NUM and DEN by
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Cancel the x's and expand the 4th power.
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Take the x^5y^10 out of the 1/5 power
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Cancel the xy^2
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