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Now that you have investigated cube roots as inverses to cubes, let’s look at other cube roots… Look at the below examples. ∛2 ∛13 ∛57 ∛130 ∛275

Now that you have investigated cube roots as inverses to cubes, let’s look at other cube roots… Look at the below examples. ∛2 ∛13 ∛57 ∛130 ∛275
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Now that you have investigated cube roots as inverses to cubes, let’s look at other cube roots…

Look at the below examples.
∛2 ∛13 ∛57 ∛130 ∛275

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Explanation:

3√2= 1.2599

3√13=2.3513

3√57=3.8485

3√130=5.0658

3√275=6.503

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