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Select the expression that is equivalent to 
(1)/((6x)^((3)/(2)))

sqrt((6x)^(3))

(1)/(sqrt((6x)^(3)))

root(3)((6x)^(2))

(1)/(root(3)((6x)^(2)))

Select the expression that is equivalent to 1(6x)32 \frac{1}{(6 x)^{\frac{3}{2}}} \newline(6x)3 \sqrt{(6 x)^{3}} \newline1(6x)3 \frac{1}{\sqrt{(6 x)^{3}}} \newline(6x)23 \sqrt[3]{(6 x)^{2}} \newline1(6x)23 \frac{1}{\sqrt[3]{(6 x)^{2}}}

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Q. Select the expression that is equivalent to 1(6x)32 \frac{1}{(6 x)^{\frac{3}{2}}} \newline(6x)3 \sqrt{(6 x)^{3}} \newline1(6x)3 \frac{1}{\sqrt{(6 x)^{3}}} \newline(6x)23 \sqrt[3]{(6 x)^{2}} \newline1(6x)23 \frac{1}{\sqrt[3]{(6 x)^{2}}}
  1. Understand given expression: We need to find an expression equivalent to 1(6x)32\frac{1}{(6x)^{\frac{3}{2}}}. Let's first understand the given expression. The denominator is (6x)(6x) raised to the power of 32\frac{3}{2}, which means the square root of (6x)(6x) cubed.
  2. Rewrite denominator: The square root of a number raised to the third power can be written as the cube of the square root of that number. So, (6x)32(6x)^{\frac{3}{2}} is equivalent to (6x)3(\sqrt{6x})^3.
  3. Replace denominator: Now, we can rewrite the original expression by replacing the denominator with this equivalent form: (1)/((6x)3)(1)/((\sqrt{6x})^3).
  4. Reciprocal of square root: The expression (1)/((6x)3)(1)/((\sqrt{6x})^3) is the reciprocal of (6x)3(\sqrt{6x})^3. This is equivalent to (1)/((6x)3)(1)/(\sqrt{(6x)^3}) because the cube of the square root of a number is the same as the square root of the cube of that number.
  5. Compare with options: We can now compare the rewritten expression with the options given in the new math problem. The expression (1)/((6x)3)(1)/(\sqrt{(6x)^3}) matches the second option: (1)/((6x)(3))(1)/(\sqrt{(6x)^{(3)}}).
  6. Compare with options: We can now compare the rewritten expression with the options given in the new math problem. The expression (1)/((6x)3)(1)/(\sqrt{(6x)^3}) matches the second option: (1)/((6x)(3))(1)/(\sqrt{(6x)^{(3)}}).The other options can be quickly checked for correctness. The first option, (6x)(3)\sqrt{(6x)^{(3)}}, is not a reciprocal, so it's not equivalent. The third option, (6x)(2)3\sqrt[3]{(6x)^{(2)}}, is a cube root, not a square root, so it's not equivalent. The fourth option, (1)/((6x)(2)3)(1)/(\sqrt[3]{(6x)^{(2)}}), is also not equivalent because it involves a cube root and not the square root of a cube.

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