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Write the expression shown below in radical form .

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When we write the expression in radical form, we will have;
\frac{1}{\sqrt[6]{x} ^7}

The use of the radical symbol (√) to express an expression or a number is known as "radical form" in mathematics. A radical is symbolized by a symbol, and the expression that lies beneath it is known as a radicand.

More generally, radical form is helpful for simplifying and comprehending the structure of mathematical expressions because it expresses an expression as a root.

We have the expression;
x^{-7/6

Now the expression can be written as;


\frac{1}{\sqrt[6]{x} ^7}

Write the expression shown below in radical form .-example-1
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