The value of (2^(1//2) xx 3^(1//3) xx 4^(1//4))/(10^(-1//5) xx 5^(3//5)) + (4^(-2//3) xx 5^(-7//5))/(4^(-3//5) xx 6^(-1//3)) is equal to

The value of (2^(1//2) xx 3^(1//3) xx 4^(1//4))/(10^(-1//5) xx 5^(3//5

1.	The value of (2^(1//2) xx 3^(1//3) xx 4^(1//4))/(10^(-1//5) xx 5^(3//5)) + (4^(-2//3) xx 5^(-7//5))/(4^(-3//5) xx 6^(-1//3)) is equal to
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The value of (2^(1//2) xx 3^(1//3) xx 4^(1//4))/(10^(-1//5) xx 5^(3//5)) + (4^(-2//3) xx 5^(-7//5))/(4^(-3//5) xx 6^(-1//3)) is equal to

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