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Help pleaseee! hopefully its not too hard :)

Help pleaseee! hopefully its not too hard :)-example-1
User Ahmet Tanakol
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He is correct it is 4
User Adrien Ferrand
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Answer: 4

Explanation:


\sqrt[n]{a^(x)} = a^{(x)/(n) }


\sqrt[7]{y^(4)} = y^{(4)/(7) }

The numerator is 4

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