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What is the expression in radical form? (5ab)3/2

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It would be a x/n = n √a^x

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User Cat Burston
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Answer:

The required radical form is
(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}=5ab\sqrt[2]{5ab}

Explanation:

Given : Expression
(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}

To find : What is the expression in radical form?

Solution :

Radical form is writing number into square root , cubic form.


x^{(a)/(n)}=\sqrt[n]{x^a}

Expression
(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}

Re-write it as,


(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}=\sqrt[2]{(5ab)^3}


(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}=\sqrt[2]{5^3a^3b^3}


(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}=\sqrt[2]{5^2a^2b^25ab}


(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}=5ab\sqrt[2]{5ab}

Therefore, The required radical form is
(5ab)^{(3)/(2)}=5ab\sqrt[2]{5ab}

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