I am so confused on the algebra problem.[tex] \sqrt[3]{135} [/tex]I have to simplify this. please help me and explain the answer you get because I have been having a lot of trouble with this subject.

Respuesta :

The given expression is

[tex]\sqrt[3]{135}[/tex]

First, we have to express 135 as prime factors.

135 | 5

27 | 3

9 | 3

3 | 3

1

Then, we express all 3s as power.

[tex]135=5\cdot3^3[/tex]

Then, we use this inside the root.

[tex]\sqrt[3]{5\cdot3^3}[/tex]

The power can get out the root because it has the same power as the root.

Therefore, the final expression is

[tex]3\sqrt[3]{5}[/tex]