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N-RN.1 Warmup M2-060-A03-V02

Explain rational exponents as extensions of integer exponent rules and as radical notation.

Rewrite a radical as a rational exponent by matching the root index to the denominator

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Convert \(\sqrt[3]{a^{2}}\) to rational-exponent form. Use the power \(2\) as the numerator and the cube-root index \(3\) as the denominator.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math II
Standard
N-RN.1
Category
Number and Quantity
Domain
The Real Number System
Objective
Explain rational exponents as extensions of integer exponent rules and as radical notation.
Problem type
Rewrite a radical as a rational exponent by matching the root index to the denominator