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³√12 x ⁶√96
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Answer to a math question ³√12 x ⁶√96
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$\sqrt[6]{{12}^{2}}\sqrt[6]{96}$
$\sqrt[6]{{12}^{2} \times 96}$
$\sqrt[6]{144 \times 96}$
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$2\sqrt[6]{216}$
$2\sqrt[6]{{6}^{3}}$
$\begin{align*}&2\sqrt{ 6 } \\&\approx4.89898\end{align*}$
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