![\textbf{A. }0.25^{3/2}\\\textbf{B. }(\sqrt[3]{4})^2\\\textbf{C.}\sqrt[3]{16}\\\textbf{D. }0.25^{-2/3}](/tpl/images/0709/5714/bc786.png)
![\left(\dfrac{1}{4}\right)^{3/2}=\sqrt{\dfrac{1}{4^3}}=\dfrac{1}{8}\ne4^{2/3}=\sqrt[3]{16}=(\sqrt[3]{4})^2](/tpl/images/0709/5714/2d124.png)
Which option lists and expression that is not equivalent to 4 2/3?
0.25^3/2
(3 √4)^2
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Mathematics, 19.07.2020 01:01 cat706
Which option lists and expression that is not equivalent to 4 2/3?
0.25^3/2
(3 √4)^2
3 √16
0.25^-2/3
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