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find n if 4√3√2^2= 2^1/n​

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Answered by manishaprajapati1891
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Answered by suraj4498
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So to solve (4)^3/2 ,you have to realise that you need to remove the denominator in the exponent value which in this case is 2

In order to remove the 2,you would need a 2 in the numerator of the exponent .While understanding all this the value 4 can be equated as 2^2.

Thus your means of getting a 2 in the numerator is solved by simply replacing the 4 with 2^2

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