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Working with General Rational Exponents
Evaluate, simplify, and rewrite numerical and algebraic expressions involving indices of the form a^(m/n) and a^(-m/n).
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Algebraic Fluency: Indices and Surds
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Manipulate complex algebraic expressions involving rational exponents, radicals, and surds with complete precision.
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