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What is the exponent for x when the radical 18 is simplified completely?

What is the exponent for x when the radical 18 is simplified completely?
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What is the exponent for x when the radical 18 is simplified completely?

What is the exponent for x when the radical 18 is simplified completely?-example-1
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Answer:

x⁶

Explanation:


\sqrt[3]{x^(18)}=x^(18/3)= x^6

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