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Can x^(1/3) be written as 1/x^3?
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yes
But it's positive, and I have to find the 0s of the solution. The equation is x^(1/3) = -5/2, and I'm stuck of how to find x.
it can't be written that way. x^(1/3) means the cube root of x
1/x^3 is completely different
so what can I do with it?
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cube both sides :)
so x = (-5/2)^3?
then calculate that?
good job!!
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the awkward moment when that was an even number.. and they told us to do all odds.. fml
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