Learn how to rewrite a radical expression to fractional exponents

The video tutorial explains how to rewrite expressions as rational expressions by understanding the radicand, which is within the parentheses. It covers taking the cube root of a term and raising it to the one-third power. The tutorial then demonstrates distributing the exponent to each term, resulting in a final expression of two to the one-third power times Y to the two-thirds power.

What is the term used to describe the expression inside the radical sign?

• Base

• Radicand

• Exponent

• Coefficient

When taking the cube root of an expression, what power is it equivalent to?

• 2/3

• 1/2

• 1/3

• 3/2

How is the expression 2Y squared rewritten using fractional exponents?

• 2Y^2

• 2^(1/3) * Y^(2/3)

• 2^(2/3) * Y^(1/3)

• 2^(1/2) * Y^(1/2)

What operation is performed after distributing the power to each term in the expression?

• Multiplication

• Division

• Subtraction

• Addition

What is the final simplified form of the expression after applying the power distribution?

• 2^(1/3) * Y^(1/3)

• 2^(2/3) * Y^(2/3)

• 2^(1/3) * Y^(2/3)

• 2^(2/3) * Y^(1/3)