SOLUTION: Z^m/n = z^m*1/n = (z^1/n)^m = (n/square root of z)^m. What is the reasoning behind each step? I'm really not understanding how they get from one step to the next.

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Question 263082: Z^m/n = z^m*1/n = (z^1/n)^m = (n/square root of z)^m.
What is the reasoning behind each step? I'm really not understanding how they get from one step to the next.

Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use the property that


Commute (ie swap) the terms.


Use the identity .


Convert to radical notation. Remember that

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