How to write exponents in radical form?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking how to convert exponents into their equivalent radical forms, which involves understanding the relationship between exponentiation and roots.
Answer
a^(m/n) = n√a^m
The final answer is a^(m/n) = n√a^m
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is a^(m/n) = n√a^m
More Information
Rational exponents can be converted to radical form using the properties of exponents where the denominator of the exponent becomes the index of the radical, and the numerator remains the exponent under the radical.
Tips
Avoid confusing the numerator and the denominator when applying the rule. The denominator specifies the root, and the numerator specifies the power.
Sources
- Converting to Radical Form - mathway.com
- How to Rewrite Radicals as Exponents - Dummies.com - dummies.com
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