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Standard X
Mathematics
Polynomial
which rationa...
Question
which rational number can be multiplied to 1/ (3^3 * 5^4)^1/7 so that the denominator becomes a rational number?
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Solution
Dear
Student
,
1
3
3
×
5
4
1
7
=
1
3
3
7
×
5
4
7
Now
to
make
denominator
rational
we
should
make
power
an
integer
so
we
should
multiply
it
by
3
4
7
×
5
3
7
.
=
1
3
3
7
×
5
4
7
×
3
4
7
×
5
3
7
3
4
7
×
5
3
7
=
3
4
7
×
5
3
7
3
4
7
+
3
7
×
5
3
7
+
4
7
=
3
4
7
×
5
3
7
3
1
×
5
1
=
3
4
7
×
5
3
7
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