SOLUTION: Simplify the expression completely for x>0 and y>0 [3 + (-7*(14y^3)^1/4)] [3 �(-7*(14y^3)^1/4)]

SOLUTION: Simplify the expression completely for x>0 and y>0 [3 + (-7(14y^3)^1/4)] [3 �(-7(14y^3)^1/4)]

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Question 821300: Simplify the expression completely for x>0 and y>0
[3 + (-7*(14y^3)^1/4)] [3 �(-7*(14y^3)^1/4)]

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