. ![(\sqrt[b]{x} )^{a}](/tpl/images/1143/8970/59032.png)
and vice-versa. 
can be also written as ![(\sqrt[7]{7} )^{5}](/tpl/images/1143/8970/0aee8.png)
. But it doesn't match with the other expression given. Hence they are not equivalent expressions.In option B , 
can be also written as ![(\sqrt[7]{6} )^{2}](/tpl/images/1143/8970/d2329.png)
. But it doesn't match with the other expression given. Hence they are not equivalent expressions.In option C , 
can be also written as 
. Hence they are equivalent expressions.In option D , ![(\sqrt[4]{81} )^{5}](/tpl/images/1143/8970/959ff.png)
can be also written as 
. Hence they are equivalent expressions
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