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Problem 52

In \(35-63,\) write each expression with only positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are not equal to zero. $$ \frac{(-x)^{-5}}{x^{-3}} $$

Problem 52

In \(38-57,\) write each radical expression as a power with positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are positive numbers. $$ \sqrt[3]{27 a^{3}} $$

Problem 53

In \(35-63,\) write each expression with only positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are not equal to zero. $$ \frac{(2 a)^{-1}}{2(a)^{-2}} $$

Problem 53

In \(38-57,\) write each radical expression as a power with positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are positive numbers. $$ \sqrt[4]{64 x^{5}} $$

Problem 54

In \(35-63,\) write each expression with only positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are not equal to zero. $$ \frac{4 y^{-3}}{2 y^{-1}} $$

Problem 54

In \(38-57,\) write each radical expression as a power with positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are positive numbers. $$ \frac{1}{\sqrt[5]{x y z^{5}}} $$

Problem 55

In \(38-57,\) write each radical expression as a power with positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are positive numbers. $$ \sqrt{\frac{9 a^{-2}}{4 b^{4}}} $$

Problem 55

In \(35-63,\) write each expression with only positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are not equal to zero. $$ \left(x y^{5} z^{-2}\right)^{-1} $$

Problem 56

In \(35-63,\) write each expression with only positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are not equal to zero. $$ \left(a^{5} b^{-5} c^{-4}\right)^{-3} $$

Problem 56

In \(38-57,\) write each radical expression as a power with positive exponents and express the answer in simplest form. The variables are positive numbers. $$ \sqrt[10]{\frac{w^{15} x^{20}}{y^{5}}} $$

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