Question

ALGEBRA 2, UNIT 2, LESSON 3:
Properties of Rational Exponents
ALTERNATE ASSIGNMENT



2.) Simplify the radical in exponent form. Please show all work.

Answer 1

what is the radical?

Answer 2

Yeah put the numbers and stuff up here. Lol

Answer 3

\[\frac{ 1 }{\sqrt[3]{x^-6} }\]

Answer 4

-6 is an exponent of x ...just thought id say that bc it doesnt look like it originally

Answer 5

wouldntt i get x^ 3/-6

Answer 6

wait no it would be x^-6/3

Answer 7

but how do i show my work?

Answer 8

The index (3) goes into the exponent twice.

Answer 9

so then it would be x^2

Answer 10

sorry negative twice lol

Answer 11

so you're gonna have x^-2

Answer 12

so then my finall answer would be x^-2

Answer 13

No. you're just done on the bottom