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14-^3√x=11 x=??
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and effective use of parenthesis would be very helpful!
sry, not good at this... lemme try to rewrite...
14-(^3√x)=11
idk if that right or if it's better...
^ means to the power... what you have wrote doesn't make sense
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well, it's the three raised before the sqrt sign...
cubed root ...
okay,thanks for the verbage ;)
\[14^3-\sqrt[3]{x}=11\] that it?
yes, except the 14 doesn't have an exponent
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\[14 - \sqrt[3]{x}\]
\[14-\sqrt[3]{x}=11\]
14 - 11 = blah 3 = blah 3^3 = x x = 27
14-3sq(x)=11 ( -3sq(x)=-3)*-1=3sq=3 cube then x=27
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