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Write the expression 23/5 as a radical. A. _______ ∛ 25 B. C. D. _______ ∛ 32

Write the expression 23/5 as a radical. A. _______ ∛ 25 B. C. D. _______ ∛ 32-example-1
Write the expression 23/5 as a radical. A. _______ ∛ 25 B. C. D. _______ ∛ 32-example-1
Write the expression 23/5 as a radical. A. _______ ∛ 25 B. C. D. _______ ∛ 32-example-2
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To solve this, we are going to use the formula for fractional exponents:
a^{ (m)/(n) }= \sqrt[n]{a^m}

We want to write the expression
2^{ (3)/(5) } as a radical. We can infer from our expression that
a=2,
m=3, and
n=5, so lets replace those values in our formula:

a^{ (m)/(n) }= \sqrt[n]{a^m}

2^{ (3)/(5) }= \sqrt[5]{2^3}

We can conclude that the correct answer is:
\sqrt[5]{2^3}
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