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Convert the rational expression to radical form.m2/3A)m2B)m3C)m2/3D)m3

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To convert the rational expression to the radical form we can remember the exponent property

A good way to memorize that is think about the square root, the square root in rational form is 1/2

In a general way, the number at the numerator will go INSIDE the root, and the number at the denominator will go OUTSIDE the root.

Using this rule, m^(2/3) will be

And we can see that it's letter A.

Therefore, the answer is Letter A!


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

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