Answer:
x³\⁴
Step-by-step explanation:
√x × ⁴√x = ⁴√x³
According to the Radical-to-Exponent Rule [part II], the root becomes your denominator and the exponent becomes your numerator. Then use <em>Product-to-Power</em> Exponential Rule, which states that when you multiply bases with exponents, you keep the base and add the exponents, to finish it off. This is when your exponent is greater than 1:
x¹\² × x¹\⁴ → x²\⁴ × x¹\⁴ = x³\⁴
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