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Help Please! What is the simplest form of the product? ^3 sqrt 4x^2 * ^3 sqrt 8x^7

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Answer:


2x^(3) * \sqrt[3]{4}

Explanation:

User Stav Shamir
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Answer:


2x^3\sqrt[3]{4}

Explanation:

We have been given an expression
\sqrt[3]{4x^2} *\sqrt[3]{8x^7} and we are asked to find the product of our given expression.

Using exponent rule of power to powers
(a^(mn)=(a^m)^n) we can write
8x^7 as
(2x^2)^3x and
4x^2=(2x)^2.

Upon substituting these values in our expression we will get,


\sqrt[3]{4x^2} *\sqrt[3]{(2x^2)^3x}

Using exponent rule
\sqrt[n]{x^m} =x^{(m)/(n)} we will get,


\sqrt[3]{4x^2} *2x^2\sqrt[3]{x}

Multiplying
\sqrt[3]{x} by
\sqrt[3]{4x^2} we will get,


\sqrt[3]{4x^3} *2x^2

Using exponent rule
\sqrt[n]{x^m} =x^{(m)/(n)} we will get,


x\sqrt[3]{4}*2x^2


x*2x^2\sqrt[3]{4}


2x^3\sqrt[3]{4}

Therefore, the simplest form of the product of our given expression will be
2x^3\sqrt[3]{4}.

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