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Can someone please simplify 3^3(square root) of 16?
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that would be 27*4
so 108
unless it's really \[\Large 3\sqrt[3]{16}\]
yes thats what i mean Jim
Factor 16 into 8*2. Why this factorization? Because 8 is a perfect cube (since 8 = 2^3)
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From there, break up the root and simplify
okay thanks
you're welcome
@jim_thompson5910 Wait I am confused what is the other option? What you typed just looks like brackets and slashes. For some reason that always happens to me on here.
your javascript isn't working or something is blocking the math jax from turning what I wrote into LaTex mathdood
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what I wrote was "3 times the cube root of 16"
Thanks I was wondering what that was about =). Ahh ic that should have been obvious haha thanks Jim .
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