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Plz help this is due tomorrow!

Plz help this is due tomorrow!-example-1

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Answer:


{x}^{ (1)/(6) }

Option B is the correct option

Explanation:


\sqrt[4]{ {x}^{ (2)/(3) } }

Using
\sqrt[n]{ {a}^(m) } = {a}^{ (m)/(n) }
transform the expression:


( {x}^{ (2)/(3) } ) ^{ (1)/(4) }

Simplify the expression by multiplying exponents


{x}^{ (2 * 1)/(3 * 4) }

Calculate the product:


{x}^{ (2)/(12) }

Reduce the numbers with G.C.F 2


{x}^{ (1)/(6) }

Hope this helps...

Good luck on your assignment...

User Auzy
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Answer:

B

Explanation:


\sqrt[4]{x^(2)/(3) }=(x^(2)/(3) )^(1)/(4) =x^(2)/(12)=x^(1)/(6)

Remember that
\sqrt[n]{x} is the same as
x^(1)/(n).

Also, I used the Power of a Power property.

User Samwell
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