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(a) 16^((3)/(4)) By definition, a^((m)/(n)) can be written as a radical whose index is the denominator of the rational exponent.

          (a) 16^((3)/(4)) By definition, a^((m)/(n)) can be written as a radical whose index is the denominator of the rational exponent.
        

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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00:01 The given expression is the fourth root of a square b cube and we are required to write it with the help of rational exponents...
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