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\[7n ^{1/5}\]
that should be all raised to the 1/5 sorry I forgot the parantheses
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\[f ^{1/6}\] You can think of rational exponents just like ration numbers. When you are raising something to a power that number is the numerator and when you are taking the root of something that number is the denominator. So the general form is: \[\sqrt[n]{f^m}\] \[= f ^{m/n}\]
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