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Aruis · Answer 1 · 2021-07-02T01:11:04+0000

Answer:

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

Explanation:

The ^4 means that every 4 x's in the square root is 1 x outside of it (I'm ignoring the proper terms to explain more conveniently). There are 2 groups of 4 x's in the x^10 so they would go outside and form x^2. It would be
x^(2) (
$\sqrt[4]{x^2}$ ) since there are 2 x's left inside.

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