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Okay, so if we do it the same way that @Jhannybean showed you... Remember that \(\large \sqrt[3]{135}=135^{\frac{1}{3}}\)
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So, you want to split up the 135. Notice how it ends in a 5? That means that it is divisible by 5. What is 135 / 5?
27
Correct. So now we have... \(\large (27\times5)^{\frac{1}{3}}\)
Do you remember what 27 equals from the last question?
Like, what number when multiplied by itself three times equals 27?
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4?
nooo wait let me see
its 3
so is it d?
is it d @StudyGurl14
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Right 3. D is correct. nice job!
thank u
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