SOLUTION: I have the following problem and, to be honest, I dont even know where to start.
Numerator: (1 over t) minus 4
Denominator: (1 over t to exponent 3) minus 64
One thing that jump
Question 137105: I have the following problem and, to be honest, I dont even know where to start.
Numerator: (1 over t) minus 4
Denominator: (1 over t to exponent 3) minus 64
One thing that jumps out at me is the t to exponent 3 and the minus 64. Both of those have cube roots, but I am not sure if or how that is important. Answer by MORUPHOSUOLALE(24) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! So far.
You said-
1/t -4
divided by
1/t^3 -64
You haven's stated what u reaaly need to do on the equation.
Are u looking for the value of t or what.If so there should be somedthing on the right side of the equation.
State if the equation is equal to zero or not.This question is kind of incomplete.Please check it and rewrite the question well. I will be glad to help u.
Thanks.
Moruph Osuolale
mosuolal@uncc.edu
O.K Trina,
I got your email to above response.
Are u saying that the denominator has a cube root or both the numerator and the denominator.
Let me know.
Thanks.
Moruph
mosuolal@uncc.edu
