They want me to write the problem in SIMPLEST RADICAL FORM. Am I doing it right?

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anonymous · Answer

$$\sqrt{n}\sqrt[3]{n}\sqrt[6]{n}$$

is this $$n ^{1/2}$$

anonymous · Answer

they are being multiplied

anonymous · Answer

no since $\sqrt{n}=n^{\frac{1}{2}}$

anonymous · Answer

Would the answer just be $$\sqrt{n}\sqrt[3]{n}\sqrt[6]{n}$$ as the simplest it could go

mathmale · Answer

Hint:  It may help you to see what needs to be done if you'd please re-write this expression as $$n ^{1/2}*n ^{1/3}*n ^{1/6}$$

mathmale · Answer

Hint:  referring to "rules of exponents," what is$$x^a*x^b, ~when~ simplified?$$

anonymous · Answer

would it be $$n^{a+b}$$

so 3/6 + 2/6 + 1/6 = 6/6, which is 1. So just n would be the answer?

mathmale · Answer

Yes, and that's very nice work on your part!

anonymous · Answer

Thanks, I appreciate the help! Could I ask you one more like this

mathmale · Answer

Sure, but would you please post it as a separate question.

anonymous · Answer

Ok! I'm about to, no problem