Step-by-step explanation:
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Using the formula for turning exponents into radicals
[tex](b) {}^{ \frac{x}{y} } = \sqrt[y]{b} {}^{x} [/tex]
where b is the base
This means that the numerator in the exponet form becomes the power under the radical in radical form and
the denominator in exponet form becomes the nth root in radical form.
For example 5,
[tex](5) {}^{ \frac{ - 3}{5} } [/tex]
That becomes in radical form
[tex] \sqrt[5]{5 {}^{ - 3} } [/tex]
or if you want to write it using positive exponents
[tex] \frac{1}{ \sqrt[5]{5 {}^{3} } } [/tex]
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For example 6,
[tex]11 {}^{ \frac{4}{3} } [/tex]
That becomes in radical form
[tex] \sqrt[3]{11 {}^{4} } [/tex]
