Convert between radicals and rational exponents - Radicals

Convert between radicals and rational exponents

We will learn how to convert between radicals and rational exponents in this lesson. Therefore, it is a good idea to brush up on your understanding of all the basic rules of exponents before stating to watch the lesson.

Basic concepts:
Evaluating and simplifying radicals
Converting radicals to mixed radicals
Converting radicals to entire radicals
Combining the exponent rules

Related concepts:
Conversion between entire radicals and mixed radicals
Exponents: Rational exponents

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Notes:

${A^{x/y}} = {^y}\sqrt{A^x}$

1.
Write the following in the radical form
2.
Write the answer with positive exponents and then as entire radical
3.
Write the answer as a power and evaluate

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Notes:

Ax/y=yAx {A^{x/y}} = {^y}\sqrt{A^x}A​x/y​​=​y​​√​A​x​​​​​

1.

Write the following in the radical form

a)

27−23 {27^{- \frac{2}{3}}}27​−​3​​2​​​​

b)

(−8)−35(-8 {)^{- \frac{3}{5}}}(−8)​−​5​​3​​​​

2.

Write the answer with positive exponents and then as entire radical

a)

(94)−34( \frac{9}{4}{)^{- \frac{3}{4}}}(​4​​9​​)​−​4​​3​​​​

b)

−(−16)−45 -(-16 {)^{- \frac{4}{5}}}−(−16)​−​5​​4​​​​

c)

(5x37)(25x−37) \frac{(5 {x^\frac{3}{7}} )}{(25 {x^{- \frac{3}{7}})}}​(25x​−​7​​3​​​​)​​(5x​​7​​3​​​​)​​

3.

Write the answer as a power and evaluate

a)

5a3{^5}\sqrt{a^3}​5​​√​a​3​​​​​

b)

381\sqrt{{^3}\sqrt{81}}√​​3​​√​81​​​​​​

c)

(43y)(33y) (4 {^3}\sqrt{y} )(3 {^3}\sqrt{y} )(4​3​​√​y​​​)(3​3​​√​y​​​)

d)

(43y−4)−3( {^4}\sqrt{3y-4} {)^{-3}}(​4​​√​3y−4​​​)​−3​​

e)

−5(−x)3 - {^5}\sqrt{(-x{)^3}}−​5​​√​(−x)​3​​​​​

Convert between radicals and rational exponents

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Evaluating and simplifying radicals

Algebra
Converting radicals to mixed radicals

Algebra
Converting radicals to entire radicals

Algebra
Combining the exponent rules

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${A^{x/y}} = {^y}\sqrt{A^x}$

${27^{- \frac{2}{3}}}$

$(-8 {)^{- \frac{3}{5}}}$

$( \frac{9}{4}{)^{- \frac{3}{4}}}$

$-(-16 {)^{- \frac{4}{5}}}$

$\frac{(5 {x^\frac{3}{7}} )}{(25 {x^{- \frac{3}{7}})}}$

${^5}\sqrt{a^3}$

$\sqrt{{^3}\sqrt{81}}$

$(4 {^3}\sqrt{y} )(3 {^3}\sqrt{y} )$

$( {^4}\sqrt{3y-4} {)^{-3}}$

$- {^5}\sqrt{(-x{)^3}}$