How do you convert to radical Notation?

Question

x^(4/5)

Answer 1

Easy

x ^ (4/5).

Applying the formula in Theory of Indices

(a) ^ (m/n) = [(a) ^ m / (a) ^ n]

(x) ^ ( 4 / 5) = [(x) ^ 4] / [( x) ^ 5]

ANSWER :

[(x) ^ 4] / [( x) ^ 5]

Answer 2

The result is x^4 at the root 1/5

You write , the symbol radical, you put a five and under the barr, youwrite x^4

Answer 3

x^(n/m)=m_radical(x^n)
m_rad is rad to the base m
so its 5_rad(x^4)