Mathematics, 06.07.2021 17:30 deojahnaeb37

Convert the expression from exponential form to radical form. (k cubed)to the power of 1 fifth end exponent (k^3)^1/5

A. fifth root of k cubed end root ^5SQRTk^3

B. (cube root of k)squared (^3SQRTk)^2

C. (fourth root of k)to the power of 5 (^4SQRTk)^5

D. (fourth root of 3 k end root)to the power of 5 (^4SQRT3k)^5

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