Question

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Answer 1

7

Explanation:

So first off, two numbers that are to the same root can be combined.

In this case we can combine these two values, since they are to the 5th root and are both 7:

`\sqrt[5]{7*7^4}`

=

`\sqrt[5]{49^4}`

This can be broken down into 7^2

This gets us
`\sqrt[5]{7^5}`

Remember that we add exponents, together, so in this case it adds up to 5.

You might be wondering...well if its 7^2 and 7^4, wouldnt it be 7^6?

Well, remember this. One of the 7s in 7^2 is from the 7^4, so tecnically it is 7^3 + 7^2, which is 7^5

Anyway, now we have:

`\sqrt[5]{7^5}`

When you root a exponent, it works like subtraction.

In this case we have a exponent of 5, and a root of 5.

This is 5-5 = 0

So it will just be 7. Because the square and root cancel each other out, leaving us with 7.

Hope this helps!

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Answer 2

7

Explanation:

This is correct answer bro...