Mathematics, 17.09.2021 18:20, Bri0929

"I'm having a hard time with this lesson, because the rules for rational exponents are so different than the rules for integer exponents." (Write a response to your classmate's comment. State whether you agree or disagree with the comment and why. )

1a. Choose one of the rules for rational exponents. Explain it to your classmate using complete sentences.

2b. Create a problem and use it to show your classmate how your strategy works. Use complete sentences in your explanation.

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