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\[4\sqrt[3]{135}\]
first u factor 135
\[12\sqrt[3]{5}\]
hey midhun stop giving away answers without explaining
thank you! @midhun.madhu1987 ... and ok so you factor 135.. and then what? @dhirensharma
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so your factors will be 3,3,3,5
nw u can see that 3 is in a pair so take out one 3 for every two therefore yu multiply 4 with 3
and yu will have 15 in your radicals
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