![\sqrt[n]{a^n}=a^{({\frac{n}{n})}}=a](/tpl/images/0440/3377/ffcc4.png)
and simplifying, you get:
Simplify the radicals.
someone because my book doesnt explain how to do this.
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Mathematics, 02.01.2020 22:31 zariyastanfield4452
Simplify the radicals.
someone because my book doesnt explain how to do this.
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