Rewrite the given radical with a rational exponent. $4\sqrt[9]{x}$ $4\sqrt[9]{x} = $ (Use positive exponents only.)
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Step 1: The radical expression $4\sqrt[9]{x}$ can be written as $4x^{\frac{1}{9}}$. Show more…
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