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simplify
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anonymous · Answer

any answer choices?

anonymous · Answer

yes  A.
 
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thefurball · Answer

$$\sqrt[a]{x} = x ^{\frac{ 1 }{ a }}$$

thefurball · Answer

you can multiply 1/3 and 4 to get a new power for x

anonymous · Answer

new power of x is 1.32

thefurball · Answer

or 4/3, yes

anonymous · Answer

that is not in the answer choices

anonymous · Answer

the answer in the last link is it correct

thefurball · Answer

oh sorry didn't look at those. So, you can factor out an x^3 (since it is being third rooted)
then you would have$$x \sqrt[3]{x}$$

anonymous · Answer

thanks

anonymous · Answer

so the second link is correct