What is the simplest form of the radical expression? 3\sqrt[3]{2a} -6\sqrt[3]{2a}

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We have been given a  radical expression and we are asked to write our given expression in simplest form.

Using exponent property we can write our given expression as:

Since we can add or subtract variables with same powers and we have like bases and like exponents for our given expression, so we can subtract from

Using exponent property we will get,

Therefore, our given radical expression simplifies to .

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