Question

What is the solution of the equation?

Answer 1

\[2\sqrt[5]{(x+6)^{3}+3=19}\]

Answer 2

A. 2
B. 14
C. 26
D. 38

Answer 3

B is wrong

Answer 4

the first exponent is a 5 the second one is a 3 if you can't see

Answer 5

@DJ♬Øϟϟ¥ @matricked

Answer 6

I'm sorry. I'm just fooled by this question DX

Answer 7

okay

Answer 8

Answer is C. 26

Answer 9

@Shay17 it doesn't make sense for the equal sign to be included under the square root.

Answer 10

It isn't but it wouldn't let me move it over @Hero

Answer 11

You mean it wouldn't let you do this:
\(2\sqrt[5]{(x+6)^{3}}+3=19\)

Answer 12

@Shay17

Answer 13

Ha ha how'd you do that?

Answer 14

lol

Answer 15

`\(2\sqrt[5]{(x+6)^{3}}+3=19\)`

Answer 16

ok cool can you help me with my other question ?