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Rewrite the radical expression as an expression with rational exponents.

cube root of x to the power of 8

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Answer:
(\sqrt[3]{x} )^8

Explanation:

Radical expression :

Cube root of any expression 'a' =
\sqrt[3]{a}

Radical exponent:

'a' to the power n =
a^n

Similarly cube root of x =
\sqrt[3]{x}

cube root of x to the power of 8 =
(\sqrt[3]{x} )^8

Now , the required radical expression with rational exponents for "cube root of x to the power of 8" =
(\sqrt[3]{x} )^8

Hence, the required expression =
(\sqrt[3]{x} )^8

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