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How do you do this ? i don't know how to simplify cube roots

How do you do this ? i don't know how to simplify cube roots-example-1

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To solve this cube root just find 2 numbers that give you 162 which is 27 and 6 the number 27 is made up of 9 & 3 then 6 is 3 & 2.
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Basically to solve this question, simply find 2 numbers that will multiply to give you 162, in this case it would be for instance, 27 and 6. Knowing that 27 is nothing but 9 • 3, and 6 is nothing but 3 • 2, you can then rewrite cube root 162 p^8 as cube root ( 9 • 3 • 3 • 2) p^8 this can be simplified further to ( 3 • 3 • 3 • 3 • 2 • p^8), take out 3 number 3's out as in cube root unlike square root you are taking 3 numbers that are the same out, do the same for the variable, so the maximum number of p's we can take out would be 6 p's and thus have 2 p's outside the radical. ( 3 p's for every 1 p outside).

The end result would be 3 • p • p cube root 3 • 2 • p^2.

3p^2 cube root 6p^2.
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