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1/6 x^3 = -36. It is supposed to be a radical equation, solve if you can. Thanks!

1/6 x^3 = -36. It is supposed to be a radical equation, solve if you can. Thanks!
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1/6 x^3 = -36. It is supposed to be a radical equation, solve if you can. Thanks!

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User Peter Torpman
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Answer:

-6

Explanation:

x^3 = -6*36 = -6*6*6 = (-6) * (-6) * (-6) = (-6)^3

so x = -6

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