
This thesis explores a generalization of expressing a number raised to a fractional exponent, N1/n, as the product of n identical factors. We derive that for any posi- tive real number N and positive integer n, the expression N1/n can be represented 1/n2to formalize this relationship, providing a clear framework for understanding such as the product of n copies of N multiplicative decompositions. . A functional representation is introduced
A Generalization of Multiplicative Factors for Fractional Exponents
A Generalization of Multiplicative Factors for Fractional Exponents
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