Posted by Ann on Sunday, July 15, 2012 at 11:16pm.
[(7b)^4]^(1/4) = (7b)^(4 * 1/4) = (7b)^1 = 7b
You know, if you try to solve a problem, get it wrong, and decide to ask for help, it might be useful if you show what you did, so we can pinpoint the error.
Of course, when you view the solution, I guess you'll figure that out . . .
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