The value of the expression [tex]4(\sqrt[5]{x^2y}) + 3(\sqrt[5]{x^2y})[/tex] is [tex]7\sqrt[5]{x^2y}[/tex]
How to evaluate the sum?
The summation expression is given as:
[tex]4(\sqrt[5]{x^2y}) + 3(\sqrt[5]{x^2y})[/tex]
Factor out the variables from the above expression
[tex]\sqrt[5]{x^2y}(4 + 3)[/tex]
Evaluate the sum
[tex]\sqrt[5]{x^2y} * 7[/tex]
Evaluate the product
[tex]7\sqrt[5]{x^2y}[/tex]
Hence, the value of the expression [tex]4(\sqrt[5]{x^2y}) + 3(\sqrt[5]{x^2y})[/tex] is [tex]7\sqrt[5]{x^2y}[/tex]
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