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1) (-64)^1/3 =

2) (81)^1/4 =

3) SR(5x) * SR(11y) =

4) SR(27) =

5) SR(12x^7) =

6) SR(600y^23) =

7) SR(13/x^6) =

8) SR(27x) / SR(3x) =

9) 12^1/3 * 4^1/3 =

10) 6SRy - 15SRy =

11) 7SR17 - 10SR17 + 3SR17 =

12) 2SR50x - 2SR18x =

13) SR2 + SR11 =

14) SR(6)*(SR6 - SR2) =

15) (SR5 + 3)(SR 2 - 8) =

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Here I believe that SR means square root.

1) (-64)^1/3 = -4 because (-4)^3=-64

2) (81)^1/4 = 3 because 3^4=81

3) SR(5x) * SR(11y) = SR(5x * 11y) = SR(55xy)

4) SR(27) = SR(3^3) = SR(3^2 * 3) = 3SR(3)

5) ...

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