This math topic focuses on practicing the conversion of radicals (specifically square roots containing only numerical values) into their equivalent expressions using negative fractional exponents. It is designed to enhance understanding of simplifying radicals into exponent form, which is foundational to working with more complex algebraic expressions. Each question provides multiple answer choices, requiring the learner to apply their knowledge of radicals and exponent rules to select or calculate the correct conversion of the given radical expression. This is part of a broader introduction to simplifying radicals.
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Convert the radical to a fractional exponent