SOLUTION: find domain: g(t)= \sqrt[3]{t-63}

SOLUTION: find domain: g(t)= \sqrt[3]{t-63}

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Question 335138: find domain: g(t)= \sqrt[3]{t-63}
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Since it is an odd root, there is no restriction on the radicand. The domain is all real numbers.

John

My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it

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