SOLUTION: Solve x^(-2/3)+x^(-1/3)-6=0
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Question 975115: Solve x^(-2/3)+x^(-1/3)-6=0
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Let 
Then
(u\ -\ 2)\ =\ 0)
Cube both sides
Similarly, for 
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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