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Simplify (shown in photo) A: 2^1/6 B: 2^2/3 C: 2^5/6 D: 2^7/6

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mihalych1998 [28]3 years ago

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Your answer would be C

(√2)(∛2)

( $\sqrt[6]{2^3}$ )( $\sqrt[6]{2^2}$ )

$\sqrt[6]{2^5}$ = $\sqrt[6]{32}$

If you do 2^5/6

$\sqrt[6]{2^5}$ = $\sqrt[6]{32}$

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