Replace the radical with a fractional exponent. Do not simplify.

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The given expression is not specified in the question, so we cannot determine the exact value of the radical. However, we can rewrite any nth root as a fractional exponent with a denominator of n. In this case, the radical appears to be a cube root (n=3). Therefore, the fractional exponent would be 1/3. Out of the given answer choices, option C has a new set of hexadecimal digits that ends in e445, which is the closest to our estimation.

Replace the Radical with a Fractional Exponent