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If p varies directly as the cube root of Q and P is equal to 3 and Q is equal to 125 find Q when P is equal to 18/5

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Answer:

Q = 216

Explanation:

given P varies directly as
\sqrt[3]{Q} , then the equation relating them is

P = k
\sqrt[3]{Q} ← k is the constant of variation

to find k substitute P = 3 when Q = 125 into the equation

3 = k ×
\sqrt[3]{125} = k × 5 = 5k ( divide both sides by 5 )


(3)/(5) = k

P =
(3)/(5)
\sqrt[3]{Q}equation of variation

when P =
(18)/(5) , then


(18)/(5) =
(3)/(5)
\sqrt[3]{Q} ( multiply both sides by 5 to clear the fraction )

18 = 3
\sqrt[3]{Q} ( divide both sides by 3 )

6 =
\sqrt[3]{Q} ( cube both sides )

6³ = (
\sqrt[3]{Q} )³ , then

216 = Q

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