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Can someone PLEASE explain how to do this problem for me: Write 54c^2/3 in radical form.

1 answer:

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Interesting, middle school math? Wow.

Use the formula a^x/n= $\sqrt[n]{a}^x$

Making the equation look like this 54 $\sqrt[3]{c}^2$

(54c)^2/3 is

$\sqrt[3]{(54c)^2}$

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