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Rewrite n√(x^m) using a rational expression.
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\[\sqrt[n]{x^m}\]
\[\huge\color{blue}{ \sqrt[c]{a^b}=a^{b/c} }\]
thanks solomon :)
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This question is weird. Solomon's answer is the best I could come up with last time it was posted, but that is not a rational expression.
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so my answer would be? |dw:1387690385775:dw|
Yes.
Yeah, i guess so. It's not a rational expression, though. It's a poorly worded question.
Maybe it meant a rational exponent.
I saw the first comment, and just assumed that's being asked, and think assumed correctly.
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Yeah, rational exponent, forgot the name for that...
Yeah, I think "rational expression." should say exponent, not expression. This is not a rational expression at all.
true.
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