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Rewrite the following radical expression in rational exponent form

Rewrite the following radical expression in rational exponent form-example-1

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(√(x))^(5)


Rewrite √ as the power of 1/2


(x^{(1)/(2)})^(5)


x^{(5)/(2)}



\text {Answer: } x^{(5)/(2)}


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The roots can be written as exponents:

\sqrt[x]{ {a}^(y) } = {a}^{ (y)/(x) } \\ \\ { \sqrt[x]{a} }^(y) = {a}^{ (y)/(x) }
In this problem, we know that the root is a square root because there is no number on the left side of the root.

So we could write that as:

{x}^{ (5)/(2) }
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