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]![(x^{27})^{\frac{1}{3}}(y)^{\frac{1}{3}}=(x^{\frac{27}{3} }).(y^{\frac{1}{3} } )=x^{9}.(\sqrt[3]{y} )](/tpl/images/0315/0937/5a3e2.png)
a) x^3 (3√y)
b) x^9 (3√y)
Mathematics, 13.10.2019 06:20 michelleswrk
Which expression is equivalent to (x^27y)^1/3?
a) x^3 (3√y)
b) x^9 (3√y)
c) x^27 (3√y)
d) x^24 (3√y)
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Which expression is equivalent to (x^27y)^1/3?
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b) x^9 (3√y)
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