How are rational exponets different than whole number exponets?

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Mattsap · Answer 1 · 2024-08-09T13:41:58+0000

Answer: whole number exponents involve multiplying the base by itself a specific number of times, while rational exponents involve taking a root of the base and then raising it to a specific power.

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