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Hi is there anyone who can explain the steps to solve radical with index of 3 8x^2/ radical x
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It is this \[\sqrt[3]{8x^2}/\sqrt[3]{x}\]
yes
by solve I assume they mean simplify
so anyways since they have the same radical power first they can be combined to give \[\sqrt[3]{8x}\]
yeah i know i multiply by the conjugate but then i a little lost
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ok now cube root means you are looking for triple copies inside the radical, 8=2*2*2 so you can pull out a factor of 2
So simplified you would have \[2\sqrt[3]{x}\]
im confused on how you got rid of the \[x ^{2}\]
\[\sqrt[3]{8x^2}/\sqrt[3]{x}=\sqrt[3]{\frac{ 8x^2 }{ x }}\]
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