Question

11x^1/3

Answer 1

\[11x^{1/3}\]

Answer 2

radical form

Answer 3

why tho

Answer 4

how

Answer 5

it's the radical form of fraction exponent

Answer 6

for example, if you have \(x^{2/5}\) then numerator go to exponent, and denominator go to radical degree , it is \(\Huge\sqrt[5]{x^2}\)

Answer 7

Dat Sit

Answer 8

so if there was a number like 11 it would always go outisde the radical

Answer 9

sure, because the (1/3) is for x only, if it is (11x)^(1/3) , then it's different.
In your case 11x^(1/3) = 11* x^(1/3)