corbett maths 5 a day

can someone help on this question please?
Simplify
18x^5/4 divided by 6x

can someone help on this question please?
Simplify
18x^5/4 divided by 6x

what are your thoughts on this?

i can simplify it to 3x^5/4 but im not sure on how to 4th root the 3

i can simplify it to 3x^5/4 but im not sure on how to 4th root the 3

Why do you think you need to "4th root the 3" ?

Presumably the original is

\dfrac{18x^{5/4}}{6x}

so as you say you can divide the 6 into the 18.

What can you do to simplify

\dfrac{x^{5/4}}{x}

(edited 2 months ago)

Why do you think you need to "4th root the 3" ?

Presumably the original is

\dfrac{18x^{5/4}}{6x}

so as you say you can divide the 6 into the 18.

What can you do to simplify

\dfrac{x^{5/4}}{x}

no idea what's happened to the formatting in my previous post - hopefully it's clear what I intended.

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