Multiple Choice Question: $b^{m/n}$ could be expressed as...

$b^{m/n}$ could be expressed as...

A. $\sqrt[n]{b^m}$	C. $\sqrt{b^{m/n}}$
B. $(b^m)^n$	D. $\sqrt[m]{b^n}$

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