A typical example of a rational exponent and radicals is a^x/y = y√(a)^x
What is a rational exponent?
We have a rational exponent when a number is raised to a power such as x/y. In this case, we must know that; a^x/y is the same as y√(a)^x.
Now let me give you a specific example. Assuming that a write something like 5^3/2. This would be the same as saying √(5)^3.
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