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I believe it's multiplied by p1/2. Hurt me.
Radical Rationals: Solving (m3n/p)1/2
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(m3n/p)1/2
I believe it's multiplied by p1/2. Hurt me.
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(ab)n=anbn
(a/b)n=an/bn
use those two rules.
(a/b)n=an/bn
use those two rules.
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Nvm, guys, figured it out, TY.
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