Question

How do you simplify this radical expression?

Answer 1

\[\sqrt[3]{-5}_{}^{3}\]

Answer 2

(-5) is like that.

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

So its just -5? Right?

Answer 5

(-5)^3=-125
(-125)^(1/3)=-5
so yes

Answer 6

If you square a square root, you get that thing, whatever is in the middle
If you cube a cube root, you get that thing;
and so on...

Answer 7

however when u square a negative number u get a positive number so when u square root it u get a positive number instead of negative. when u raise something to an odd power (3,5,7 etc) then root it by the same factor u will get the original number u started with as chanuanas said