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4³√27*³√5+³√8*³√5
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you first take common \[\sqrt[3]{5}\] so the remaining value is \[4\sqrt[3]{27}+\sqrt[3]{8}\] now 27 is the cube root of 3 so \[4\left( 3^{3} \right)^{1\3}\] 8 is also the cube root of 2 we can write it as\[\left( 2^3 \right)^{1\3}\] now, power of both values cancel then the remaining value will be \[\sqrt[3]{5}\left\{4(3)+(2) \right\}\] \[\sqrt[3]{5}\left\{ 12+2 \right\}\] \[\sqrt[3]{5}\left( 14 \right)\] adn the answer is \[14\sqrt[3]{5}\] or this \[14\left( 5^{1\3} \right)\]
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