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Mathematics

1 answer:

vekshin12 years ago

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Fourth root (3/2x)
= [fourth root {3*(2x)^3} / {2x * (2x)^3}]
= [fourth root (3*8x^3}) /(2x)^4]
= [fourth root (24x^3)] / 2x

answer is B. second one

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