Edexcel AS level Maths : 1.4 Negative and Fractional Indices

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at 3:38 question b why can't the (3 squareroot x) ^ 4 be written as x^4/3. It fits the laws of indices no?

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In second line it's written like that

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I’m a bit confused, i’m doing a past paper question and i am solving: x^3/2 = 8 Therefore, by the law a^n/m i should do (3 route 8)^2? However, it is actually (2 route 8)^3, but this is the opposite of the rule written in this video at 1:27

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in the Pearson edexcel as level maths book for this question the answer is 16/cuberootX. can u explain that please

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The pearson book is incorrect on this occassion, there are solution answers online

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16x^-1/3

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16/∛x is the same as 16x^-1/3

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