![2a^3(\sqrt[4]{9b^3} )](/tpl/images/0379/1141/aad42.png)
![\sqrt[4]{144a^{12}b^3}](/tpl/images/0379/1141/3d0e7.png)
can be written as 
![\sqrt[4]{a^4} =a](/tpl/images/0379/1141/d8b02.png)
![\sqrt[4]{2^4\times 3^2\times (a^3)^4\times b^3} \\=2a^3(\sqrt[4]{3^2\times b^3}\\ =2a^3(\sqrt[4]{9b^3})](/tpl/images/0379/1141/66af1.png)
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