SOLUTION: How do you solve a Radical with a pair of parentheses in it? For example: ^3sqrt over: (a-1)^4

SOLUTION: How do you solve a Radical with a pair of parentheses in it? For example: ^3sqrt over: (a-1)^4

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Question 838490: How do you solve a Radical with a pair of parentheses in it?
For example: ^3sqrt over: (a-1)^4
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Equations are solved.
Radicals are not solved.

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