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Rewrite 7x^{(1)/(2) as a radical expression
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Rewrite 7
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The answer would be 7 square root x
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basically, the denominator will always be the number outside of the radical and the numerator will always be your exponent. If it’s one, you don’t put it in because if there is no exponent, it’s an invisible one
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