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\[\sqrt[3]{24}x^3y^5\]
@timo86m
what do you have to do..?
simplify
ok... so is the x and y under the cube root..?
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idk thats why i put it up here?
well it just means there may be a couple of answers... as its written the number 24 under the radical can be simplified \[\sqrt[3]{24} = \sqrt[3]{8 \times 3} = \sqrt[3]{2^3} \times \sqrt[3]{3} = 2\sqrt[3]{3}\]
so if thats all thats under the radical it simplifies to \[2\sqrt[3]{3} x^3y^5\]
i got \[2x^3y^5\sqrt[3]{3}\]
thats the same answer... just the normal practice is numbers 1st then letters.
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so i got it right?
yes.... I'd say so... based on the way its written.
thank you(:
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