The expression for which you want to find an equivalent form is:
Answer:
Here there are 3 equivalent expressions:
Explanation:
There are many equivalent forms that you can find, so I will show some of the most important.
The first step that you should do is to put the radicand number (the number inside the root, i.e. 3) as a product of its prime factors. Thus the first equivalent expression is:
Now you can simplify the root index, 4, with the exponent of the radicand, 2, an you get a new equivalent:
Another equivalent form is obtained if you convert the 1/2 index (before the x) into a root index:
The main properties used to find those equivalent expressions are:
And: