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Simplify the expression.


\sqrt[3]{24x^(6)y^(2)}-2x^(2) \sqrt[3]{375y^(2)}-3x\sqrt[3]{16x^(3)y^(2)}

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Simplify the expression. \sqrt[3]{24x^(6)y^(2)}-2x^(2) \sqrt[3]{375y^(2)}-3x\sqrt-example-1
User Ashfedy
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Explanation:

several things to remember :

an nth root is the same as 1/n as exponent.

exponent of exponent means multiplying the exponents. like

(x⁴)³ = x¹²

when applying an exponent to a product of factors, then it has to be applied to each factor.

so the expression is first of all the same as

(24x⁶y²)^(1/3) - 2x²(375y²)^(1/3) - 3x(16x³y²)^(1/3)

and that is then

(3×8x⁶y²)^(1/3) - 2x²(3×125y²)^(1/3) - (2×8x³y²)^(1/3) =

= 2x²(3y²)^(1/3) - 10x²(3y²)^(1/3) - 2x(2y²)^(1/3) =

= -8x²(3y²)^(1/3) -2x(2y²)^(1/3) =

= -2x((4x(3y²)^(1/3) + (2y²)^(1/3)) =

= -2x((4x(3)^(1/3) + 2^(1/3))y^(2/3)

User Umesh K
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Given


  • \sqrt[3]{24x^6y^2}-2x^2\sqrt[3]{375y^2} -3x\sqrt[3]{16x^3y^2}

Simplify


  • \sqrt[3]{24x^6y^2}-2x^2\sqrt[3]{375y^2} -3x\sqrt[3]{16x^3y^2} =

  • \sqrt[3]{3*2^3(x^2)^3y^2}-2x^2\sqrt[3]{3*5^3*y^2} -3x\sqrt[3]{2*2^3*x^3y^2} =

  • 2x^2\sqrt[3]{3y^2} -10x^2\sqrt[3]{3y^2} -6x^2\sqrt[3]{2y^2} =

  • -8x^2\sqrt[3]{3y^2} -6x^2\sqrt[3]{2y^2}

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