To solve the inequality x^13 < 45, you have to isolate x on one side. However, since the exponent is unusually large, I believe your original inequality might be incorrect.
If your inequality is actually x^13 < 45, then you would take the 13th root of both sides to solve for x:
x < 45^(1/13)
Unfortunately, this does not simplify easily into a decimal or a fraction. So, until further clarification is given, x < 45^(1/13) would be the best representation of the solution.
Solve x13<45 .(1 point) Responses x>5/25 x<10 2/5 x<4/65 x<13 4/5
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