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Rewrite using radicals: (x^(3/(1/4))
cuberoot(x^4)*sqrt(x^(1/2))
cuberoot(x^4)*y^...
cuberoot(x^4)*sqrt(x^(1/2))
cuberoot(x^4)*y^...
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