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How to solve (p^21 q^-15 r^-3)^1/3 law of exponent

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Answered by arifgilleisha
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Answer:

p^7q^-5r^-1

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Seperate the exponent on each variable
  • Use the law (a^m)^n = a^mn
  • Here a are the different variables ie p, q and r
  • M is the power with the variables
  • And n is the one outside
  • Put those together and simplify
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