SOLUTION: what is the simplified form of the following expression? assume a and c are both greater than or equal to 0
{{{14(4th root(a^5b^2c^4))-7ac(4th root(ab^2))}}}
options are:
a) 7ac
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{{{14(4th root(a^5b^2c^4))-7ac(4th root(ab^2))}}}
options are:
a) 7ac
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Question 1115553: what is the simplified form of the following expression? assume a and c are both greater than or equal to 0
options are:
a) 7ac(4th root (ab^2))
b) 7(4th root(ab^2))
c) -7(4th root(ab^2))
d) -7ac(4th root(ab^2))
I tried to simplify it but got 14c\sqrt[4]{a^5b^2}-7ac\sqrt[4]{ab^2} which is not an option, what am I doing wrong and what is the real answer? Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source):
