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Simplify {(125)^1/3 x (25)^1/2 +(16)^3/4 x(64)^1/3 + 1/(49)^-1/2}^-2/3

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Answer:
(1)/(5^(4)/(3) +2^(10)/(3) +7^(2)/(3) )

Step-by-step explanation:

1- Factorize all numbers : 125=5³; 25=5²; 16=
2^(4);64=
2^(6); 49=7²

2- Write all the thing factorized: {(5³)
(1)/(3)×(5²)
(1)/(2)+(
2^(4))
(3)/(4)×(
2^(6))
(1)/(3)+1/(7²)
-(1)/(2)}
-(2)/(3)=

3-Multiply all the potences per the fractions outside the parentesis: (5×5+2³×2²+7)
-(2)/(3)=

4-Put toghether all the same bases: (5²+
2^(5)+7)
-(2)/(3)=

5-Multiply all the potences for the fraction outside the parentesis:

5
-(4)/(3)+2
-(10)/(3)+7
-(2)/(3)=

6-You can leave the equation like this (with negative potences) or if you prefer it put a 1 on the top and divide the numbers:


(1)/(5^(4)/(3) +2^(10)/(3) +7^(2)/(3) )

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User Jeff Tang
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Answer:

Hi,

Explanation:


\{(125)^(1/3) * (25)^(1/2) +(16)^(3/4) *(64)^(1/3) + 1/(49)^(-1/2) \}^(-2/3)\\\\=(\sqrt[3]{125}* √(25)+\sqrt[4]{16^3}+√(49) )^ {-2/3}\\\\=(5*5+8*4+7)^(-2/3)\\\\=64^(-2/3)\\\\=(1)/(64^(2/3))\\\\=(1)/(2^(12/3))\\\\=(1)/(2^4)\\\\\boxed{=(1)/(16)}\\

=0,0625

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User Piyush Kansal
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