Radicals as Rational Exponents

Simplify.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Q1. What is the value of the expression?

• A) 8√6

• B) 8√12

• C) 12√6

• D) 12√12

• y²z¹⁰√xy
• 20yz√xy
• xy²z¹⁰√y
• yz⁶√xy²z²

Simplify:
x⁻ ¹⁄ ² ⋅ x⁻¹⁄ ⁴

• -x¹∕ ⁶

• x ³∕ ⁴

• 1∕ x³⁄⁴

• x¹∕ ⁸

 Simplify:   2√40 - 3√10 

• 5√10

• √10

• -√30

14

• a

• b

• c

• d

Write the following expression in radical form:

• a.)

• b.)

• c.)

• d.)

Simplify by first converting to rational exponents. Assume that all variables represent positive real numbers.

Re-write the expression in radical form.
x^2/3

• ∛x²

• √x³

• (1/x)

• ∛x

Write the expression in exponential form:
∜x⁵

• x^4/5

• x^5/4

• x⁵

• x^1/4