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(256)^(\tfrac 14)\\\\=(4^4)^(\tfrac 14)\\\\=4^(\tfrac 44)\\\\=4^1 \\\\= 4\\\\\\27^(\tfrac 13)\\\\=(3^3)^(\tfrac 13)\\\\=3^(\tfrac 33) \\\\=3^1\\\\=3

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