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(a2+3)13(a2−3)−13
Step 1
Move (a2−3)−13 to the numerator using the negative exponent rule 1b−n=bn.
(a2+3)13(a2−3)−−13
Step 2
Move the negative in front of the fraction.
(a2+3)13(a2−3)−−13
Step 3
Multiply −1 by −1.
(a2+3)13(a2−3)1(13)
Step 4
Multiply 13 by 1.
(a2+3)13(a2−3)13
Step 5
Apply the rule xmn=n√xm to rewrite the exponentiation as a radical.
3√(a2+3)1(a2−3)13
Step 6
Apply the rule xmn=n√xm to rewrite the exponentiation as a radical.
3√(a2+3)13√(a2−3)1
Step 7
Anything raised to 1 is the base itself.
3√a2+33√(a2−3)1
Step 8
Anything raised to 1 is the base itself.
3√a2+33√a2−3