Math, asked by raunakkatiyar2, 11 months ago

show that 3√343×3√-512 = 3√343×(-512)

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Answered by PrimePalindrome

5

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(343)^(1/3)×(-512)^(1/3)

=(343×-512)^(1/3) (proved)

Answered by guddimishram

9

Lhs:

3√343 × 3√-512

=7×-8

= -56

Rhs:

3√343×-512

=3√-175616

= -56

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