Rewrite the rational exponent as a radical expression.

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anonymous · Answer

(3^2/3)^1/6

anonymous · Answer

I think its 6 to the power of 3

mathmale · Answer

Hello, mathman,
I'd be happy to help.  But first, would you please re-write this expression so as to leave no ambiguity.  For example, your (3^2/3) could be interpreted as either $$3^{2/3} ~or~\frac{ 3^2 }{ 3 }$$   You might find the investment of time and effort into learning Equation Editor well worth it.

anonymous · Answer

I'm on an ipad and it doesn't show the equation editor

mathmale · Answer

Perhaps you should revert to a regular computer keyboard (if you'll forgive my being so old-fashioned).     If you're going to continue with the iPad, you might want to use parentheses liberally:  (3^(2/3))^(1/6).

See the difference in clarity?

anonymous · Answer

But I think I got the answer can you help me out with a different question?

mathmale · Answer

Sure, if you'll commit to implementing any of my suggestions, and if you'll post the new question separately.

anonymous · Answer

Ok thank you!