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7 0

If you mean $\sqrt[6]{x^{16}}$ and not $(\sqrt[6]{x})^{16}$ then

remember $\sqrt[n]{x^m} =x^ \frac{m}{n}$
and
$x^{m+n}=(x^m)(x^n)$
so
$\sqrt[6]{x^{16}}= x^\frac{16}{6}=(x^\frac{12}{6})(x^\frac{4}{6})$ =
$(x^2)(x^\frac{4}{6})=x^2 \sqrt[6]{x^4}$

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