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Subtract the cube root of the product of x and 3y from the square of the sum of a and b.

User Alan Dong
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Answer:


(a+b)^(2)- \sqrt[3]{x . 3y}

Explanation:

Subtract the cube root of the product of x and 3y from the square of the sum of a and b.

A = The square of the sum of a and b is
(a+b)^(2)

B = The cube root of the product of x and 3y is
\sqrt[3]{x . 3y}

They want us to subtract B from A so B - A, therefore the following.


(a+b)^(2)- \sqrt[3]{x . 3y}

User Berend De Boer
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