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A base with an exponent that is a fraction can be written as a radical. -True -False

A base with an exponent that is a fraction can be written as a radical. -True -False
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A base with an exponent that is a fraction can be written as a radical.
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-False

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User Bkbkbk
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True!

For example:
16^(1)/(2) can also represented as
√(16), and the answer will still be 4.

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User Mukul Aggarwal
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