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Express with fractional exponents instead of radicals 6√x2y3​

Express with fractional exponents instead of radicals 6√x2y3​
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Express with fractional exponents instead of radicals 6√x2y3​

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Rewrite with rational (fractional) exponents using the formula
\sqrt[n]{ {a}^(x) } = a {}^{ (x)/(n) } .


6xy {}^(3)

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