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\[\sqrt[7]{3} + \sqrt[16]{3}\]
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so it would look like this \[\sqrt[7]{3} = 3^{7/1} and \sqrt[16]{3} = ^{16/1}\]
@ethan726 the fraction is inverse 7 the index of radical is denominator for example sqrt(x) = x^1/2 ---- right ?
please correct it above wrote
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