64) (x^2/x-11)^1/3
we can simplify this by doing the following:
(x^2)^1/3 / (x-11)^1/3
x^(2/3) / (x-11)^(1/3).
66) (x^-2/3/y^-1/3)^15
Since we have negative exponents, we can change their positions as follows:
[y^(1/3)/x^(2/3)]^15
Now, we can further simplify by doing:
[y^(1/3)^15] / [x^(2/3)^15]
y^5 / x^30/3
y^5 / x^10
$${\frac{{{\mathtt{y}}}^{{\mathtt{5}}}}{{{\mathtt{x}}}^{{\mathtt{10}}}}}$$.
64) (x^2/x-11)^1/3
we can simplify this by doing the following:
(x^2)^1/3 / (x-11)^1/3
x^(2/3) / (x-11)^(1/3).
66) (x^-2/3/y^-1/3)^15
Since we have negative exponents, we can change their positions as follows:
[y^(1/3)/x^(2/3)]^15
Now, we can further simplify by doing:
[y^(1/3)^15] / [x^(2/3)^15]
y^5 / x^30/3
y^5 / x^10
$${\frac{{{\mathtt{y}}}^{{\mathtt{5}}}}{{{\mathtt{x}}}^{{\mathtt{10}}}}}$$.