How do you write $m^{2.4}$ $m^2.4$ in radical form?

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How do you write $m^{2.4}$ $m^2.4$ in radical form?

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Answer 1 · 2016-07-28T21:38:58

$m^{2.4} = m^{\frac{12}{5}} = \sqrt[5]{M^{12}}$ $m^2.4 = m^(12/5) = root(5)(M^12)$

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Rational exponent, like $m^{\frac{P}{Q}}$ $m^(P/Q)$ mean, by definition, $\sqrt[Q]{m^{P}}$ $root(Q)(m^P)$

Therefore,
$m^{2.4} = m^{\frac{12}{5}} = \sqrt[5]{M^{12}}$ $m^2.4 = m^(12/5) = root(5)(M^12)$

The reason for the above definition of rational exponent can be found in the lecture found at menu items "Algebra" - "Exponential Functions" on UNIZOR.COM

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