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Kamila [148]
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Graph equation 8+4x=2x

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Salsk061 [2.6K]3 years ago
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576 I hope this help cause I did this two years ago so I'm a little rusty but I think this is correct
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In order to express the given indices expression in radical form, we need to ensure there is a square root present in the resulting expression.

According to the law of indices,

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(3x^4y^5) ^ {3/7} = (\sqrt[7]{3x^4y^5}) ^3

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