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PLEASE CAN SOMEONE HELP ME ON THIS , IM NOT SURE WHATS SUPPOSE TO BE DONE OR WHAT TO DO. PLEASE HELP PLS

PLEASE CAN SOMEONE HELP ME ON THIS , IM NOT SURE WHATS SUPPOSE TO BE DONE OR WHAT-example-1
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Answer:


x^(2/3)

Explanation:

When you have a power then a root like that, you have to divide the power by the root.

So, in this case, you have q square (x²) and a cubic root (³√).

So, you take your square (2) and divide it by the cube (3), to get a new power of 2/3.

Let's verify it with x = 2


\sqrt[3]{2^(2) } = \sqrt[3]{4} = 1.59\\\\\\2^(2/3) = 1.59

So, both expressions equal the same thing, it means they're equivalent.

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