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Question
`root(4)root(3)(2^2)` equals to ______.
Options
`2^(-1/6)`
`2^-6`
`2^(1/6)`
`2^6`
Solution
`root(4)root(3)(2^2)` equals to `underlinebb(2^(1/6))`.
Explanation:
Given: Number `root(4)root(3)(2^2)`
`root(4)root(3)(2^2) = root(4)((2)^(2/3)`
= `(2)^(2/3 xx 1/4)`
= `(2)^(1/6)`
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