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Answer:


\sqrt[2]{8}

Explanation:

Remember the basic format of a fraction raised to a fractional exponent:


a^(b)/(c)=\sqrt[b]{a^c}

Some terms to keep in mind are the following:

(a) is the base

(c) is the exponent

(b) is the index

Apply this information to the given problem:


2^(3)/(2)

In this case, (2) is the base, and the index; (3) is the exponent. Apply the general format of the fraction exponent to change the expression from an exponent to a radical.


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

Simplify the term under the radical:


\sqrt[2]{2^3}=\sqrt[2]{8}

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