Asked by Anonymous
                Could someone please explain to me why this is true: 
5^2/3x25^2/3=25 I understand problems like 5^4+5=5^5 is false, but it's simpler. I'm just not getting what makes the top problem true
            
        5^2/3x25^2/3=25 I understand problems like 5^4+5=5^5 is false, but it's simpler. I'm just not getting what makes the top problem true
Answers
                    Answered by
            helper
            
    You need to use parentheses in your problem
5^2/3x25^2/3=25
I have no idea what this means?
Is this your problem?
5^2/3 x 25^2/3 = 25
This does not equal 25.
    
5^2/3x25^2/3=25
I have no idea what this means?
Is this your problem?
5^2/3 x 25^2/3 = 25
This does not equal 25.
                    Answered by
            Reiny
            
    For the above to be true you will have to write it s
(5^(2/3)) (25^(2/3))
= (5^(2/3))(5^(4/3))
= 5^(6/3)
= 5^2
= 25
    
(5^(2/3)) (25^(2/3))
= (5^(2/3))(5^(4/3))
= 5^(6/3)
= 5^2
= 25
                    Answered by
            helper
            
    thanks REINY. After seeing your post, the problem, as I typed without parentheses, is apparent. I don't know why I didn't see that! Parentheses are nice though.
 
    
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