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[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-05-16] [Hit: ]
Perhaps this?: [9^(1/2)/11^(1/2)]^3 > [3/11^(1/2)]^3 > 27/[(11)11^(1/2)]^3 square root (128x^13y^6)If I interpret this the same way, then it is: [(128x^13y^6)^(1/2)]^3 > [(2^7x^13y^6)^(1/2)]^3 > [8x^6y^3(2x)^(1/2)]^3 > (512x^18y^9)(2x)^(3/2) > 1024x^19y^9(2x)^(1/2)I hope this helps-sqrt(x + 10) - 7 = -5sqrt(x + 10) = 2x + 10 = 4x = -64(3-x)^(4/3) - 5 = 594(3-x)^(4/3) = 64(3-x)^(4/3) = 163 - x = 16^(3/4)3 - x = 88 + x = 3x = -5sqrt(36g^6) = 6g^3I cannot figure out what you mean for the next two.-Good luck with that-can you try rewriting them clearly?......

4(3-x)^4/3-5=59 I am not sure how to interpret this problem. It could be one of these:
[4(3-x)^4]/(3-5) = 59 which yields: (3-x)^4 = -29.5 not very likely!
{[4(3-x)^4]/3}-5 = 59 which yields: (3-x) = (2)3^(1/4) again, not very likely!
[4(3-x)^(4/3)]-5 = 59 this gave a nice answer.

[4(3-x)^(4/3)]-5 = 59 > [(3-x)^(4/3)] = (59 + 5)/4 > (3-x)^(4/3) = 16 >
(3-x) = 16^(3/4) > 3-x = 8 > -x = 8-3 > -x = 5 > x = -5


square root 36g^6 > 6g^3

^3 square root 9/ ^3 square root 11 I'm not sure what ^3 at the beginning means. Perhaps this?:
[9^(1/2)/11^(1/2)]^3 > [3/11^(1/2)]^3 > 27/[(11)11^(1/2)]

^3 square root (128x^13y^6) If I interpret this the same way, then it is:
[(128x^13y^6)^(1/2)]^3 > [(2^7x^13y^6)^(1/2)]^3 > [8x^6y^3(2x)^(1/2)]^3 >
(512x^18y^9)(2x)^(3/2) > 1024x^19y^9(2x)^(1/2)

I hope this helps

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sqrt(x + 10) - 7 = -5
sqrt(x + 10) = 2
x + 10 = 4
x = -6

4(3-x)^(4/3) - 5 = 59
4(3-x)^(4/3) = 64
(3-x)^(4/3) = 16
3 - x = 16^(3/4)
3 - x = 8
8 + x = 3
x = -5


sqrt(36g^6) = 6g^3

I cannot figure out what you mean for the next two.

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Good luck with that

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can you try rewriting them clearly?
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