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8^2/3 (9^1/2) <---- times (multiply)
evaluate.
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evaluate.
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The discussion focuses on evaluating the expression 8^(2/3) * 9^(1/2) by applying the properties of exponents. Participants highlight the formula a^(m/n) = √[n]{a^m} as a critical concept for simplifying radicals. The specific evaluations discussed include 8^(2/3) and 9^(1/2), leading to the conclusion that 8^(2/3) simplifies to 4 and 9^(1/2) simplifies to 3. Therefore, the final result of the multiplication is 4 * 3 = 12.
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evaluate.
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