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Simplify x^1/3(x^1/2+2x^2)

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Answer:


x^(5/6 ) + 2\cdot x^(7/3)

Explanation:

Let be
x^(1/3)\cdot (x^(1/2) + 2\cdot x^(2)), which can be simplified solely by algebraic means. We proceed to describe all the steps needed for simplification:

1)
x^(1/3)\cdot (x^(1/2) + 2\cdot x^(2)) Given.

2)
x^(1/3)\cdot x^(1/2) + 2\cdot (x^(1/3)\cdot x^(2)) Distributive and associative properties.

3)
x^(5/6 ) + 2\cdot x^(7/3)
a^(m)\cdot a^(n) = a^(m+n)/Result

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