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David Davis
Mathematics
10 September, 04:24
What is the cube root of 64x12?
4x4
4x6
8x4
8x6
+4
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Schultz
10 September, 04:32
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As 64 is a perfect cube, the coefficient part does not present any problems. However, for the variable with an exponent, it is easier to obtain the cube root by multiplying the exponent by (1/3), since the cube root operator is equivalent to raising a number to the power of (1/3). This is shown below:
cube root (64x^12) = 4 * x^ (12) (1/3) = 4 * x^4
Therefore, the answer is 4x^4.
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