It should be noted that when you’re given a problem in radical form, it is easier if you rewrite it by using rational exponents that is the exponents that are fractions.
It should be noted that you can rewrite every radical as an exponent by using the top number. The resulting rational exponent tells one the power, and then the bottom number tells the root.
In this example, the number is So 64^1/3 = 4. You can cube root the 8 and then square that product. Then square the 8 and then cube root that product. The equation simplifies to 4.
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