Rewrite using a rational exponent. Assume all variables are positive.3√b4

Wadhawan Vishal asked Nov 4, 2023

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Wadhawan Vishal asked Nov 4, 2023

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Step-by-step explanation

We are given

$\sqrt[3]{b^4}$

We can rewrite the expression using the indicial rule below

$a^{(1)/(m)}=\sqrt[m]{a}$

Therefore, we can have;

$\sqrt[3]{b^4}=b^{(4)/(3)}$

Answer

$b^{(4)/(3)}$

Misantronic answered Nov 10, 2023

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