Imagining something to the power of fraction(1/2,1/3,3/4) on the number line
Hi,
It took me five minutes to learn latex but finally my question is here.

I am able to imagine
on the number line in my mind How to imagine something to a power of 1/2 or any fraction on the number line.
Thank you
Re: Imagining something to the power of fraction(1/2,1/3,3/4) on the number line
You say "finally my question is here", but I see know question!
You say "I am able to imagine on the number line in my mind". What do you mean by that? If x= 2 then
, a point on the number line, but for general x,
can be any point representing a non-negative number.
As for
, if x= 4 then
but, for any non-negative x,
can, again, be any point representing a non-negative number.
Re: Imagining something to the power of fraction(1/2,1/3,3/4) on the number line
Hi,

= ?? represented in the terms of product of x
I know this is basics but please provide the imaginative way to represent this
Re: Imagining something to the power of fraction(1/2,1/3,3/4) on the number line
where y >= x >= 1
then 1 <= t <= x and t to the power of the fraction denominator = x
example 
I am still not able to get how the reverse of an operation can be represented in the same form
multiplication is the reverse of division. Here I see the reverse of exponentiation can be represented using exponentiation itself but the operation is different and its not exponentiation at all
Exponentiation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
nth root - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In calculus, roots are treated as special cases of exponentiation, where the exponent is a fraction:
= why is this ??