how do you simplify http://mathway.com/math_image.aspx?p=SMB02RSMB03SMB02ISMB034SMB02iSMB03SMB02FSMB032SMB103SMB02fSMB03SMB02rSMB03?p=27?p=42

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wasiqss · Answer

lol (2/3)^1/4
it cant b more

paxpolaris · Answer

the 4th root of 2/3... 
you have to separate the numerator & denominator ... and remove the radical from the denominator

paxpolaris · Answer

$$\sqrt[4]{2\over3}={\sqrt[4]{2}\over \sqrt[4]{3}}$$

anonymous · Answer

??

paxpolaris · Answer

$$={\sqrt[4]{2}\cdot\left( \sqrt[4]{3} \right)^3 \over \sqrt[4]{3}\cdot\left( \sqrt[4]{3} \right)^3}= {\sqrt[4]{2\cdot3^3}\over\left( \sqrt[4]{3} \right)^4}$$

paxpolaris · Answer

$$\huge ={\sqrt[4]{54}\over3}$$

paxpolaris · Answer

Basically, as a rule you should NOT have a radical in the denominator