Use Property 2 for radicals to simplify the following radical expression as much as possible. Assume all variables represent positive numbers.

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$$\sqrt[3]{\frac{ 64m^3 }{ 27n^3 }}$$

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what's the cubic root of 64 , also of 27 ?

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how much is 3*3*3
and 4*4*4

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meant cookii :)

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lol, no, my friend called me lol i wish i was

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ahhh i felt like you were absent for a bit

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I'm back :)

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is the above correct implementation of prop.2 ?
know how to simplify it further?
I was asked to make you think and not give you the answer straight away, so that why this torture ;)

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lol who put you up to this?

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3 &4

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x^3=x^2*x

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the moderator
yes 3 and 4 are the answers to the number, so now can you simplify the the rest ?

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know the answer, or still struggling ?

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uhh, I think I do, just donw how to set it up lol

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4/3

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does it look like this ;)

4m / 3n

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that sentence was all messed up lol

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it do

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ok, dont tell the moderators that i didn't make u think, ok ??? lol

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i think you're even sweating from too much thnking, right ;)

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lol i'm sweating period...California is hot ! lol

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hahaha...its bloody cold here, got the heater next to me

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virtually sitting on it ;)

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My fan is on it's highest lol