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The cube root of 3 * the cube root of 9
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yes.... \[\sqrt[3]{3}*\sqrt[3]{9} = \sqrt[3]{27} = 3\]
I thought you couldn't multiply radicals unless they have the same base?
nope... that's not the case... :) as long as they are both cube roots... you can combine :) you can't add them though.. you can multiply
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ok thank you:) is it true that you can't multiply the fourth roots of 3 and -3? why is that if it follows what you said before?
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