$$6\sqrt[4]{4} - 7\sqrt[3]{4} + 2\sqrt[3]{4} - 3\sqrt[4]{4}$$
$$6\sqrt[4]{4} - 7\sqrt[3]{4} + 2\sqrt[3]{4} - 3\sqrt[4]{4}$$
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$$6\sqrt[4]{4} - 7\sqrt[3]{4} + 2\sqrt[3]{4} - 3\sqrt[4]{4}$$
 $$6\sqrt[4]{4} - 7\sqrt[3]{4} + 2\sqrt[3]{4} - 3\sqrt[4]{4}$$
 @Mathematics

anonymous · Answer

r u kidding me? just collect like terms

anonymous · Answer

you know you're awfully rude.

anonymous · Answer

you know your awfully not trying

zarkon · Answer

Lagrange must have gotten up on the wrong side of the multiplier

anonymous · Answer

this guy is really testing my method

anonymous · Answer

i have tried. i was in remedial math &failed regular math. if i knew how to do it i would try on my own. i don't need you coming on mine &giving your input if it's not anything nice. not everyone can be as smart as you.

anonymous · Answer

who said im smart, im in remdial math a well

anonymous · Answer

im in what they call in community college : math 98

anonymous · Answer

okay, i'm gonna be the bigger person &not argue with you. i'd appreciate it if you didn't comment on my questions unless it's something about the answer or it's something nice.

anonymous · Answer

okay, man stop posting questions without even having tried them

anonymous · Answer

Why are you being an retriceat to someone that needs help with math, then? You seem to be in very similar boats.

anonymous · Answer

first of all i'm a girl. it's clear as daylight i am. &you can't tell me i haven't tried them because i actually have. i ended up getting them wrong.

zarkon · Answer

$$6\sqrt[4]{4} - 7\sqrt[3]{4} + 2\sqrt[3]{4} - 3\sqrt[4]{4}$$

$$=6\sqrt[4]{4} - 3\sqrt[4]{4}- 7\sqrt[3]{4} + 2\sqrt[3]{4}$$
$$=(6-3)\sqrt[4]{4} +(- 7+2)\sqrt[3]{4} =\cdots$$

anonymous · Answer

thank you for the help zarkon.