This math topic focuses on converting cube roots into fractional exponents with a negative sign, enhancing skills in radical simplification. It includes multiple-choice questions requiring students to rewrite expressions involving the cube root of numbers such as 7, 2, and 3 as expressions with a fractional exponent form (e.g., from cube root format to negative fractional exponents). Each problem presents six possible answers, sharpening understanding of exponents and radical expressions at a more advanced level.
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Convert the radical to a fractional exponent