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23 September, 12:27

1/-3/x^6 simplest radical form

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  1. 23 September, 12:38
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    The answer would be - x/3x^6

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The first step that you should take is apply the fraction rule.

    That would make it - 1/3/x^6

    Then apply the fraction rule again.

    That would make it. 1/3/-x^6

    Then apply the last fraction rule.

    That would make it - 1/3x^6
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