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How do you write #14^(2/5)# in radical notation?

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Sep 11, 2016

#14^(2/5)=(14^2)^(1/5)=196^(1/5)=5^(th) "root of "196#

Now, #5^(th) "root of a number"# is , in radical sign, written as #root(5)("the number)"#.

Hence, #14^(2/5)=root(5)(196)#.

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