The problem asks us to factor out the common factor $5a$ from the expression $25a^{7/3} - 35a^{9/5}$. We need to find the expression that, when multiplied by $5a$, gives $25a^{7/3} - 35a^{9/5}$.

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2025/4/21

1. Problem Description

The problem asks us to factor out the common factor 5a5a from the expression 25a7/335a9/525a^{7/3} - 35a^{9/5}. We need to find the expression that, when multiplied by 5a5a, gives 25a7/335a9/525a^{7/3} - 35a^{9/5}.

2. Solution Steps

First, we can rewrite the expression as
25a7/335a9/5=5(5)a7/35(7)a9/525a^{7/3} - 35a^{9/5} = 5(5)a^{7/3} - 5(7)a^{9/5}.
Now, we want to factor out 5a5a.
25a7/335a9/5=5a(25a7/35a35a9/55a)25a^{7/3} - 35a^{9/5} = 5a (\frac{25a^{7/3}}{5a} - \frac{35a^{9/5}}{5a})
=5a(5a7/317a9/51)= 5a (5a^{7/3 - 1} - 7a^{9/5 - 1})
=5a(5a7/33/37a9/55/5)= 5a (5a^{7/3 - 3/3} - 7a^{9/5 - 5/5})
=5a(5a4/37a4/5)= 5a (5a^{4/3} - 7a^{4/5})
Therefore, the expression inside the parentheses is 5a4/37a4/55a^{4/3} - 7a^{4/5}.

3. Final Answer

5a4/37a4/55a^{4/3} - 7a^{4/5}

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