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17 February, 22:30

What is the simplest radical form of the expression?

(x^3y^4) ^2/3

the 3 in the answer are small 3 on top of the square roots.

A. x^2y^2 3√y^2

B. xy^2 3√x^2

C. x^4y^6√x

D. x^4y^3√y

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  1. 17 February, 23:00
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    I think it is B but i do not know fro sure
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