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re-write 125^1/3 using a radical.
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fractional exponents are squares with the base of the denominator. For example sqrt(x) = x^(1/2)
i still dont understand
The equation button is broken so I wrote something out
but there is no square root in my problem
The question says "radical" right there. These things are equal. that means 125^1/2 (for example) is the square root of 125.
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so it would be 125 to the square root of 1/3
root 3. aka cubic root.
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