Simplify fourth root of x^12
Problem
Solution
Identify the radical expression and rewrite it using a fractional exponent.
Apply the rule for radicals where
√(n,am)=am/n Substitute the given values
n=4 andm=12 into the exponent.
Simplify the fraction in the exponent by dividing 12 by 4.
Consider the absolute value if
x could be negative, but since the resulting power 3 is odd and the original index 4 is even, the standard simplification for real numbers assumes the principal root.
Final Answer
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