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I need the answer to this math problem-example-1
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Answer:


3\sqrt[n]x^(10) y^(8)

Explanation:

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Answer:
x^(3) y^(2) \sqrt[3]{xy^(2) }

Explanation:

Step 1: Evaluate the powers


z^(0) equals 1.

Step 2:---

Any expression multiplied by one stays the same. So This -->
\sqrt[3]{(x^(5)y^(4)1)^(2) } becomes this --->
\sqrt[3]{(x^(5)y^(4))^(2) }

To raise a product to a power, raise each factor to that power.

So this --->
\sqrt[3]{(x^(5)y^(4))^(2) } becomes this
\sqrt[3]{x^(10) y^(8) }

Step 3: Simplify root

Then we simplify the radical.


{x^(3)y^(2)\sqrt[3]{xy^(2) } \sqrt[3]

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