Asked by knmk

What is the following product?

RootIndex 3 StartRoot 24 EndRoot times RootIndex 3 StartRoot 45 EndRoot
RootIndex 3 StartRoot 69 EndRoot
4 (RootIndex 3 StartRoot 6 EndRoot)
6 (RootIndex 3 StartRoot 5 EndRoot)
6 (RootIndex 3 StartRoot 10 EndRoot)

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
I’m not sure I’m reading the expression correctly from that formatting. Could you retype it using normal symbols? For example:

- use ^ for exponents, e.g. 3^2;
- use * or × for multiplication, e.g. ( ) * ( );
- write cube roots as cbrt(...), e.g. cbrt(24) * cbrt(45).

If you prefer, paste it like one of these examples and I’ll simplify:

- cbrt(24)*cbrt(45)*cbrt(69)*4*cbrt(6)*6*cbrt(5)*6*cbrt(10)
- cbrt(24)*cbrt(45)*cbrt(69^4)*cbrt(6^6)*cbrt(5^6)*cbrt(10^6)

Tell me which is the intended meaning (multipliers vs exponents) and I’ll simplify step by step.