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How do I solve this problem?? I don't get it
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How do I solve this problem?? I don't get it

How do I solve this problem?? I don't get it-example-1
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Step 1: Find the factor of the number which is 64 = 4³

\sqrt[3]{ 4^(3) }

Step 2: Apply Radical Rule: Which is
\sqrt[n]{ a^(n) } =a

\sqrt[3]{ 4^(3) } = 4
your answer is 4
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