SOLUTION: cubed root of 128 - cubed root of 54
can this problem be solved? I thought the radicals had to be the same. If it can be solved can you show me how??
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: cubed root of 128 - cubed root of 54
can this problem be solved? I thought the radicals had to be the same. If it can be solved can you show me how??
This question is from textbook Prenticce Hall Mathematics Algebra 2
Answer by lyra(94) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What do you mean the radicals have to be the same? You can just plug your problem into a calculator and you get 1.25992105...
Hope this helps,
lyra
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