SOLUTION: Simplify. Assume all variables represents positive numbers. {{{sqrt(x^4)(y^3)}}} I got the answer of {{{(x^2y)sqrt(y)}}}. Is this correct? Thanks
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Simplify. Assume all variables represents positive numbers.
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