Saturday, 19 December 2015

algebra precalculus - Simplification algebraic of a cube root.



I am trying to simplify this:



1000π(500π)23




and I think it becomes:



23500π



I basically thought we cube root the 500π and then multiply the denominator by 500π which could cancel out some stuff. This is how I thought about it:



1000π3500π500π


=1000ππ3500π500




Is there a better way to do this cancellation?


Answer



1000π(500π)23=



2500π(500π)23=



2(500π)13=



10(4π)13


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