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How do I simplify this: (x^3)^(1/3) How do I simplify this: (x^3)^(1/3) @Mathematics
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multiply the exponents so\[x ^{1/3\times3}=x\]
Ok I had that but wasn't sure if that was right... Cause when I took the 1/3 and made it my root it eliminated the power... perfect thank you
So using that same method can I simplify: \[(-64p^8)^{1/2}\] because its a negative other wise would i do this: \[\sqrt[2]{-64p^8} \] \[-8p^4\]
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yes, however, the square root of anything negative will ave an i in it so\[8ip ^{4}\]
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oh ok can you use absolute value somehow with that instead?
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