Write with a rational exponent. You do not need to expand powers of real numbers.\\ $\sqrt[5]{(\frac{3c}{4p})^2}$ =
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First, let's rewrite the expression using rational exponents: (3c)^(4/1) * (4p)^(1/1) Show more…
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