Math, asked by misspatel, 1 year ago

simply
 \sqrt[4]{12}  \times  \sqrt[7]{6}

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Answered by Maxcaulfield
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 \sqrt[4]{12} \times \sqrt[7]{6}

tex] \sqrt[4]{2×2×3} \times \sqrt[7]{2×3} [/tex]

Answered by Anonymous
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step-by-step explanation :

 \sqrt[4]{12} \times \sqrt[7]{6}

Now,

we know that,

 \sqrt[n]{a} = {a}^{1/n}

so,

simplifying according to this formula,

we get,

= {12}^{1/4}× {6}^{1/7}

= {(2×2×3)}^{1/4} × {(2×3)}^{1/7}

Now,

we know that,

{(ab)}^{m} = {a}^{m}{b}^{m}

so,

putting the above values on this formula,

we get,

= {2}^{1/4} × {2}^{1/4}× {3}^{1/4} × {2}^{1/7} × {3}^{1/7}

Now,

we know that,

{a}^{p}×{a}^{q} = {a}^{(p+q)}

so,

putting the values on this formula,

we get,

= {3}^{(1/4+1/7)} × {2}^{(1/4+1/4+1/7)}

Simplifying we get,

= {3}^{11/28} × {2}^{18/28}

= {3}^{11/28} × {2}^{9/14}

misspatel: its 12 so it will ne 2×2×3
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