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McGraw Hill Integrated I, 2012
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3. Rational Exponents
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Exercise 1 Page 410

The numerator of a rational exponent is the exponent of the expression, and the denominator is the index.

sqrt(12)

Practice makes perfect
To simplify the given expression, remember that the numerator of a rational exponent is the exponent of the expression, and the denominator is the index. a^()1 n=sqrt(a) and a^() m n=sqrt(a^m) Let's simplify the expression!
12^(12)
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a^(1n)=sqrt(a)

sqrt(12)
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