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someone explain this expression
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It's the cube root of 64 times a raised to the 16th power. Although, are you getting at something deeper?
i get the fact that cube root of 64=4 but not sure bout the rest
so your problem is this part? \[\sqrt[3]{a^{16}}\]
acutally i think i got it
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u can make the radical beneath to have a^15(a)
that translates to the answer
\[a^\frac{16}{3}=a^{\frac{3(5)+1}{3}}\] I would look for how many 3's are in 16
oh and yes you got it
now you can just divide your exponent junk by 3
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yep thanks
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