How can you use a rational exponent to
represent a power involving a radical?

Step-by-step explanation:

A radical represents a fractional power. For example, ...

This makes sense in view of the rules of exponents for multiplication.

So, a root other than a square root can be similarly represented by a fractional exponent.

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The power of a radical and the radical of a power are the same thing. That is, it doesn't matter whether the power is outside or inside the radical.

according to this law, when unemployment goes up by 1%, gdp drops by 2%. in the question, unemployment rate goes from 2% to 5%, meaning unemployment goes up by 3%, so the gdp drops by 6%. thus the effect is a drop in gdp by 6%.

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