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(4)⅓ , (5)¼ , (8)½
take LCM of { 3, 4 , 2 } = 12
so, we also write
(4)^4/12 , (5)^3/12 , (8)^6/12
so, ( 4⁴)^1/12 , ( 5³)^1/12 , (8^6)^1/12
( 256)^1/12 , ( 125)^1/12 , ( 8^6)^1/12
we know, that ,
8^6 > 256 > 125
(8^6)^1/12 > (4⁴)^1/12> (5³)^1/12
so, (8)½ > (4)⅓ > (5)¼
take LCM of { 3, 4 , 2 } = 12
so, we also write
(4)^4/12 , (5)^3/12 , (8)^6/12
so, ( 4⁴)^1/12 , ( 5³)^1/12 , (8^6)^1/12
( 256)^1/12 , ( 125)^1/12 , ( 8^6)^1/12
we know, that ,
8^6 > 256 > 125
(8^6)^1/12 > (4⁴)^1/12> (5³)^1/12
so, (8)½ > (4)⅓ > (5)¼
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hai friend,
here is your answer,
4^1/3,5^1/4,8^1/2
taking LCM of 3,4,2
LCM of 3,4,2 is 12
so,
4^1/3=4^1/3*4/4
=4^4/12
5^1/4
=5^3/12
8^1/2=8^6/12
As all the exponents having same exponent 1/12
we will compare the bases
256, 125,8^6
so, descending order
(8^6/12)> (4^4/12) > (5^3/12)
√8 > 4^1/3 > 5*1/4
hope helped!!
here is your answer,
4^1/3,5^1/4,8^1/2
taking LCM of 3,4,2
LCM of 3,4,2 is 12
so,
4^1/3=4^1/3*4/4
=4^4/12
5^1/4
=5^3/12
8^1/2=8^6/12
As all the exponents having same exponent 1/12
we will compare the bases
256, 125,8^6
so, descending order
(8^6/12)> (4^4/12) > (5^3/12)
√8 > 4^1/3 > 5*1/4
hope helped!!
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