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Simplify: Cube root of (128a^13b^6)

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$\sqrt[3]{128a^{13}b^{6}} \\\sqrt[3]{64a^{12}b^{6} * 2a} \\\sqrt[3]{64a^{12}b^{6}}\sqrt[3]{2a} \\4a^{4}b^{2}\sqrt[3]{2a}$

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