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    1) Radical and exponential forms can represent the same expressions. The index of a radical is equivalent to the denominator of a fractional exponent, and the exponent of the radicand is equivalent to the numerator. 2) To solve an equation in the form x^n = c, take the nth root of both sides to isolate x. 3) Relating radicals and exponents allows changing between forms using properties like √c^m = c^(1/n).

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    1) Radical and exponential forms can represent the same expressions. The index of a radical is equivalent to the denominator of a fractional exponent, and the exponent of the radicand is equivalent to the numerator. 2) To solve an equation in the form x^n = c, take the nth root of both sides to isolate x. 3) Relating radicals and exponents allows changing between forms using properties like √c^m = c^(1/n).

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    1) Radical and exponential forms can represent the same expressions. The index of a radical is equivalent to the denominator of a fractional exponent, and the exponent of the radicand is equivalent to the numerator. 2) To solve an equation in the form x^n = c, take the nth root of both sides to isolate x. 3) Relating radicals and exponents allows changing between forms using properties like √c^m = c^(1/n).

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    Concept Assess

    Summary

    CONCEPT SUMMARY nth Roots, Radicals, and Rational Exponents

    Relating Radical and Exponential Forms ​​ n​​ = c


    Solving an Equation in the Form x​​ 

    WORDS The index of a radical is equivalent to the To solve an equation in the form
    denominator of a fractional exponent. ​​x​​  n​​ = c, find the nth root of both sides of
    The exponent of the radicand is equivalent the equation by raising each expression
    1
    to the numerator of a fractional exponent. to the ​​ __ n ​​ power.

    ____ 1
    __ 4
    __
    ​   ​ ​   ​
    ​​ √ 3​2​​  4​ ​​ = (​​​ ​32​​  4)​ ​​​  5 ​​ = ​​32​​  5 ​​ 
    5
    NUMBERS Radical Form ​​x​​  3​​ = 1,728
    ​  1 ​
    __ ​  1 ​
    __
    (​​​ ​x​​  3​)​​​  3 ​​ = ​​(1,728)​​  3 ​​
    5
    ​​729​​  ​​ = (
    ​​​ ​729​​  6 )
    ​  65 ​
    __ ​  1 ​
    __ ____ 5 x = 12
    ​ ​​​  ​​ = (​​​ ​√ 729 ​)​​​  ​​
    6
    Exponential Form

    ___
    ​  1 ​
    __ ​  m ​
    __
    ALGEBRA ​​ √ ​c​​  m​ ​​ = (​​​ ​c​​  m)​ ​​​  n ​​= ​​c​​  n ​​   ​​x​​  n​​ = c
    n
    Radical Form
    1
    ​ __ ​ ​  1 ​
    __
    ​​​(​x​​  n​)​​​  n ​​ = ​​(c)​​  3 ​​
    m
    Exponential Form ​​c​​  n ​​ = (
    ​​​ ​c​​  n ​)​​​  ​​ = ​√​c​​  m​ ​​
    ​  m ​
    __ ​  1 ​
    __ ___
    n ​  1 ​
    __
    x = ​​c​​  n ​​

    Do You UNDERSTAND? Do You KNOW HOW?


    1. ESSENTIAL QUESTION How are Write each expression in radical form.
    exponents and radicals used to represent ​ __1 ​ ​  2 ​
    __

    roots of real numbers? 7. ​​a​​  5 ​​ 8. ​​7​​  3 ​​


    ___
    2. Error Analysis Kaitlyn said ​​√ 10 ​​ = ​​10​​  3​​.
    3 Write each expression in exponential form.
    __ ___
    Explain Kaitlyn’s error. 9. ​​ √ b ​​ 10. ​​ √​p​​  7​ ​​
    3 4

    ____
    3. Vocabulary In the radical expression ​​√ 125 ​​,
    5
    11. How many real third roots does 1,728 have?
    what is the index? What is the radicand?
    3 12. How many real sixth roots does 15,625 have?
    4. Use Structure Why is ​​75​​  5 ​​ equal to (
    ​​​ ​75​​  5 ​)​​​  ​​?
    ​ __3 ​ ​ __1 ​
    13. Solve the equation ​4x​​3​= 324.

    14. Solve the equation 2​​x​​  4​​ = 2,500.


    5. Construct Arguments Anastasia said that
    _
    ​  1 ​ 8
    ​​​(​x​​  8​)​​​  4 ​​ = __
    ​​  ​x​​  4​​​ = ​​x​​  4​​. Is Anastasia correct? Simplify each expression.
    ​x​​  ​ __
    ________ __________
    15. ​​ √ 27​x​​  12​​y​​  6​ ​​ 16. ​​ √ −32​x​​  5​​y​​  30​ ​​
    3 5
    Explain.

    6. Make Sense and Persevere Is it possible 17. A snow globe is packaged in a cubic
    for a rational exponent to be an improper container that has volume 64 in​​.​​ 3​​ A large
    _
    ​  43 ​ shipping container is also a cube, and its
    fraction? Explain how ​​27​​  ​​is evaluated or
    edge length is 8 inches longer than the edge
    why it cannot be evaluated.
    length of the snow globe container. How
    many snow globes can fit into the larger
    shipping container?

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