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Simplify sqrt[(169)(x^6)(y^8)]
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sqrt(169)=13 ----> sqrt[(169)(x^6)(y^8)] = 13*x^3*y^4
√(169*x^6*y^8) 13√(x^6*y^8) in this case, it helps to think of the square root as an exponent (square root means to the 1/2 power) 13(x^6*y^8)^(1/2) distribute the exponent 13(x^(6/2)*y^(8/2)) 13*x^3*y^4 and don't forget the plus or minus sign ± 13*x^3*y^4
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