a Consider the rules a^(m* n)=(a^m)^n and a^(1/n)=sqrt(a).
B
b Consider the rules a^(m* n)=(a^m)^n and a^(1/n)=sqrt(a).
C
c Consider the rules a^(m* n)=(a^m)^n and a^(1/n)=sqrt(a).
A
a 16
B
b 3125
C
c 2187
Practice makes perfect
a When we have a power raised to a fraction you can rearrange this expression by writing the exponent as a product, and then pull out one of the factors as an exponent.
Whenever you have a rational exponent with a numerator of 1, you can rewrite this as a radical where the fraction's denominator becomes the radical's index.
