SOLUTION: Hello, I've tried to solve this problem t^2/3=4 and my solution was 8 because I put (t^2/3) ^3/2 = 4^3/2 and t= (square root)4^3 = (square root) 64 = 8. Can you help me please? Th

Question 170291: Hello, I've tried to solve this problem t^2/3=4 and my solution was 8 because I put (t^2/3) ^3/2 = 4^3/2 and t= (square root)4^3 = (square root) 64 = 8. Can you help me please? Thank You

Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
t^2/3=4
cubert(t^2)=4
t^2=4^3
t^2=64
t=sqrt64
t=8 ans.
Proof:
8^2/3=4
cubert8^2=4
cubert64=4
4=4
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