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What is the radical notation of (-13)^4/7
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What is the radical notation of (-13)^4/7

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(-13)^4/7 is equal to the 7th root of (-13)^4.

Draw the radical sign and under it write (-13)^4. Then, write 7 as the index of the radical.

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