Use the product property for radicals to simplify the following radical expressions as much as possible. Assume all variables represent positive numbers. Use sqrt(x) for √x and root(x)(y) for x√y.

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Use the product property for radicals to simplify the following radical expressions as much as possible. Assume all variables represent positive numbers. Use sqrt(x) for √x and root(x)(y) for x√y.
3√750x^4y^7

Ms Pi_3.14159265358979 · Answer

Are you using ^ to indicate "to the power of"? if so... it appears you are asked to simplify 3 times the root of 750... but then with no brackets it gets a wee bit muddy... please advise.