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How do you simplify this radical (4x^2y)^1/3 and have no negative exponents?
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How do you simplify this radical (4x^2y)^1/3 and have no negative exponents?

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Answer:

4^(1/3) x^(2/3) y^(1/3)

Explanation:

why would you expect negative exponents? Just pultiply powers

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