Posted by Sandra M on Friday, March 30, 2012 at 11:30pm.
you could write it as
x^(9/36) y^(6/36) z^(4/36)
= (x^9 y^6 z^4)^(1/36)
or 36th root of (x^9 y^6 z^4)
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