Posted by priya on Tuesday, November 9, 2010 at 3:16pm.
√(x^5y^8) = x^2.5(y^4) = x^5/2(y^4)
Same thing, but parentheses help make it clearer.
Otherwise, last version might be interpreted as x^5 divided by 2y^4.
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