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determine the value of x^2/3 when x=8
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You can substitute 8 for x to obtain: 8^2/3 = 8*8/3 = 64/3
are u sure u don't have to do something with the square root symbol
Unless you actually mean x^(2/3) where the exponent is 2/3 in that case you do \[(x^{1/3})^2 = (8^{1/3})^2 = (2)^2 = 4\]
4 is correct \[\sqrt[3]{8^2} or (\sqrt[3]{8})^2\]
@mrjoselson yes thts how my teacher did it in class i was just confused at how @DoritosHero did it
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Yes, I'm sorry that I got confused when I thought you meant (1/3)*(x^2)
its ok thank you
thanks to both of u
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