Question

graph and label the intercepts. y=x^3+2.
I know the y intercept is 2

Answer 1

x intercept solve
\[0=x^3+2\]
\[x^3=-2\]
\[x=\sqrt[3]{-2}\]

Answer 2

looks just like the graph of
\[y=x^3\] only raised up two units

Answer 3

okay, thats what i had i just wanted to be sure it was right, it just looked weird and i wasn't positive about it having the negative under the radical

Answer 4

oh but it is a "cubed root" not a square root

Answer 5

a perfectly good real number. for example
\[\sqrt[3]{-8}=-2\]

Answer 6

only even roots cant have negatives right?

Answer 7

exactly!

Answer 8

thanks

Answer 9

the answer is= spam!!!

Answer 10

if you're not going to be helpful, stay off my questions!