Use rational exponents to simplify the following radical expression. Write final answers in radical form when necessary. sqrt[10]{100x^{4}y^{6}} sqrt[10]{100x^{4}y^{6}} = (Simplify your answer. Type an exact answer, using radicals as needed.)
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First, we can rewrite the expression inside the radical as a product of its prime factors and variables with exponents: \[ \sqrt[10]{100 x^{4} y^{6}} = \sqrt[10]{2^{2} * 5^{2} * x^{4} * y^{6}} \] Show more…
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