If a power includes a rational exponent, what will the numerator and denominator of that exponent represent if the power is written in radical form? Provide an example.

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Mitch

24 September, 16:57

If a power includes a rational exponent, what will the numerator and denominator of that exponent represent if the power is written in radical form? Provide an example.

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Amiyah Perkins · Answer 1

see below

Step-by-step explanation:

The numerator indicates the power to which variable or number is taken to and the denominator indicates the root (I think its called the radical in the US).

Example 2^2/3

= (∛2) ^2