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ok just do this: 324^(1/4)*x^(16/4)*y^(21/4) and simplify
\(324=4\times 3^4\) so you have \[\sqrt[4]{3^4\times 4x^{16}y^{21}}\] 4 goes in to 4 one time, the 3 comes out 4 goesin to 16 4 times, \(x^4\) comes out 4 goes in to 21 5 times with a remainder of 1 so \(y^5\) comes out, and a \(y\) stays in, along with the 4 you get \[3x^4y^5\sqrt[4]{4y}\]
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Lol, thats the final answer? o.0
yes lol is indeed the final answer
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