(x+3)(x+4)=(x+1)(x+2)
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We want to find the fifth root of . In order to do so, we need to factorise
Let's factorise 486 first:
486 = 2 * 243 = 2 *
Ah, we see that can be taken out and becomes 3 outside of the 5th root since the 5th root of
Now look at the variables. We see that since we have p^"4", whose exponent is less than 5, it's impossible for us to write it as a power of 5, so we leave this in the root.
We also have m^"9", which can be written as m^"5" * m^"4". Again, we see that the m^"4" term will have to remain inside the root, but we can take out the m^"5", which becomes m.
Our final answer is thus: .
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