SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on simplifying the expression \(3\sqrt{\frac{(10x^3)^2}{(10x^6)^{-1}}}\). The correct simplification involves rewriting the expression as \(\sqrt[3]{(10x^3)^2(10x^6)^{1}}\), which simplifies to \(10^3x^{12}\). Ultimately, the cube root of this expression results in \(10x^4\). The final answer is \(30x^4\) when multiplied by the initial coefficient of 3.
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