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Mathematics, 04.04.2020 04:01 ZenMoss

Which of the following expression is equivalent to the expression \root(5)((n+4)^(3))
A. (n+4)^5
B. (n+4)^1/5
C. (n+4)^5/3
D. (n+4)^3/5

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Which of the following expression is equivalent to the expression \root(5)((n+4)^(3))
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