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Change the following expression to radical notation: 5x^1/9

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To convert exponential to radical expression and vice versa, we follow the pattern below:


ab^{(x)/(n)}=a\sqrt[n]{b^x}^{}

In the given term in the question, a = 5, b = x, n = 9, and x = 1. Let's plug these values into the radical form shown above.

The radical form of the given term is:


5\sqrt[9]{x}

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