SOLUTION: How would you factor this type of cubed root problem?
cubed root of 16x to the 4th power (x with exponent 4)
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Question 643000: How would you factor this type of cubed root problem?
cubed root of 16x to the 4th power (x with exponent 4)
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So
^4}\ =\ \sqrt[3]{2x\left(2x\right)^3}\ =\ 2x\sqrt[3]{2x})
At least, that is how I would do it. You can do it any way you like.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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