![x^{\frac{7}{4}}=\sqrt[7]{x^4}](/tpl/images/0453/5610/553ee.png)
![x^{\frac{7}{4}}=\sqrt[4]{x^7}](/tpl/images/0453/5610/3a2f2.png)
is the correct answer but in the given problem they gave the RHS as wrong.
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1.which of the following rational exponent expressions is not simplified...
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1.which of the following rational exponent expressions is not simplified correctly as a radical expression?
2. simplify the rational exponent expression as a radical expression. (729x^3y^-18)^1/6
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