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Rewrite 5√4 * √2 as a single radical.
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Rewrite 5√4 * √2 as a single radical.

Rewrite 5√4 * √2 as a single radical.-example-1
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The next answer is 6x^4

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the 2nd

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\sqrt[5]{4} * √(2 ) \\ {4}^{ (1)/(5) } * {2}^{ (1)/(2) } \\ {2}^{2 * (1)/(5) } * {2}^{ (1)/(2) } \\ {2}^{ (2)/(5) + (1)/(2) } \\ {2}^{ (9)/(10) } = \sqrt[10]{ {2}^(9) }

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