Rewrite the rational exponent as a radical exponent ^{^3\sqrt{2^7}}

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Roffers asked May 28, 2023

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Rewrite the rational exponent as a radical exponent ^{^3\sqrt{2^7}}

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Answer: 4^3sqrt(2)
Explanation: have to do step by step

Lyonel answered May 29, 2023

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Answer:

4 ^3sqrt(2)

Explanation:

two 2's can come out of the square root and it leaves one left in it and 2x2 is 4 which is on the outside.

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