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What is the expression in radical form? (3p^3q) 3/4
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For added clarity, please type or draw this expression in as\[(3p^3q)^{\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }}\]
Notice how the (3/4) is a superscript; it's above the level of (3p^3*q). From that (3/4), we see that the "index of the root" is 4 and that the remaining power is a 3. Rule:\[(a^b)^c=a ^{bc}\]
Another rule relevant here is:\[a ^{\frac{ b }{ c }}=\sqrt[c]{a^b}\]
The latter rule will govern your conversion of the given expression into radical form.
Let me try again:\[a ^{\frac{ b }{ c }}=\sqrt[c]{a^b}\]
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