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root(4)(256x^(32))= 
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The root is not a real num
Note that the radicand is nonnegative, so the fourth root is a real number.
To simplify 
root(4)(81x^(36)), find an expression such that, when it is raised to fourth p

(3x^(9))^(4)=81x^(36)
Thus, 
root(4)(81x^(36))=3x^(9).

256x324= \sqrt[4]{256 x^{32}}= \square \newlineThe root is not a real num\newlineNote that the radicand is nonnegative, so the fourth root is a real number.\newlineTo simplify 81x364 \sqrt[4]{81 x^{36}} , find an expression such that, when it is raised to fourth p\newline(3x9)4=81x36\left(3 x^{9}\right)^{4}=81 x^{36}\newlineThus, 81x364=3x9 \sqrt[4]{81 x^{36}}=3 x^{9} .

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