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Simplify useing the property of exponents. Type your answer in radical form. (Cd)1/2 (d1/3)
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Simplify useing the property of exponents. Type your answer in radical form.

(Cd)1/2 (d1/3)

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(cd)1/2(d1/3) = √c·6√d5

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find the solution in the attachment
Simplify useing the property of exponents. Type your answer in radical form. (Cd)1/2 (d-example-1
Simplify useing the property of exponents. Type your answer in radical form. (Cd)1/2 (d-example-2
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