Question

how do you solve: ∛12v/π for the variable v?

Answer 1

is v inside the radical?

Answer 2

yeah it is

Answer 3

everything is under the radical

Answer 4

ok so you've got the cube root of 12v/pi

Answer 5

and you need to find out what v is

Answer 6

is this just equal to 0?

Answer 7

it's equal to d. i didn't see that.

Answer 8

ah, ok

Answer 9

so you can split the fraction inside the radical into a radical in the numerator and a radical in the denom.

Answer 10

cube root 12v / cube root of pi

Answer 11

sorry, can't type it out properly

Answer 12

\sqrt[3]{12v} / \sqrt[3] {pi}

Answer 13

latex doesn't work for me here..

Answer 14

after you do that, multiply both sides by cube root of pi (denominator)

Answer 15

then you will need to get rid of the radical on both sides by cubing each side

Answer 16

which will leave you with 12v on the left

Answer 17

then you can divide everything by 12 and isolate the v