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What is the index of a radical?
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The index of the radical indicates the root of the radicand which is to be found. The index is equivalent to the denominator of a rational exponent. Taking an odd index of a negative radicand will yield a negative value. Taking an even index of a negative radicand will invoke complex/imaginary values.
square root has an index 2 cube root has index 3 and so on. \[\sqrt[n]{k}\] n is the index k is the radicand
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