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4 radical sign k ^5 times k
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4 radical sign k ^5 times k

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Answer:


k^(3/2)

Explanation:


\sqrt[4]{k^(5) + k}


\sqrt[4]{k^(6) }

(
k^(6))^1/4

k^3/2

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