Write the radical exponent as a rational exponent.

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Pleаse reаd the fоllоwing pаssage and determine if it was written by AI оr if it was written by Non-AI (Human). After reading, please provide a 2 - 3 sentence response that tells whether or not the passage was written by AI or a Human. Explain how you came to that conclusion. The story of the Jacksonville State University's (JSU) Houston Cole Library (HCL) mascot begins in May of 2021 with a small, red amigurumi chicken, gifted to the HCL's social media manager. The chicken, crafted by the Japanese art of crochet known as amigurumi, simply appeared one day on the social media manager's desk. The first intention was to be just a desk decoration; however, the finely crocheted creation was meant for a bigger life than just adoring an academic office. JSU’s official mascot is a red gamecock named Cocky, and it makes sense that the Library could have a smaller, cuter, version of the University’s mascot for library-related social media accounts. While HCL had been using the traditional social media outlets of Facebook, Instagram, and X, content on the pages had fallen into a rut. Posts were generally traditional, information-driven content that a person might see from an academic library, including Facebook posts about the newest available databases for students and reminders of weekly library hours and other services. It was often a challenge to come up with new materials for the social media pages, including materials that would entice viewers to stay on the page and browse through information. This led staff to consider the following question: How can library services be enticing to students and faculty through social media? Newly named Sir Cluckerton, this unexpected gift suddenly presented HCL with an opportunity to not only enhance the Library's online social media presence but present a happier, more positive vibe in hopes of a more consistent online following and a lessening of library anxiety among users. One of the biggest goals for any library’s social media presence should be to better serve the community, enhance library services, and strengthen the voice and story of the institution. With this comes the value of engaging audiences with more than just a few photos and text, which is what the HCL social media account set out to do. HCL itself is unique, as it is both the tallest academic building in Alabama, and it is also the tallest building on the JSU campus. All twelve floors are visible from anywhere a  person might be on the campus. With this unique position of the library’s place and stature, students, faculty, and staff alike deal with varying levels of library anxiety, navigating the facility as well as online resources in different ways while often struggling to find the confidence to do these things on their own. By bringing a friendly face to the social media platforms in the form of a library mascot, HCL has been able to find new ways to tell the Library’s story to the campus, while also potentially alleviating library anxiety users may have.