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Answer: (8,5)


Explanation:

1. You have that each point of a function has coordinates (x,y), then, you can substitute the value of x of each point shown in the options to obtain the y.

2. You can rewrite the function as following:


y=8-\sqrt[3]{x}

Then:


x=-64


y=8-\sqrt[3]{-64}=12

(-64,12) lies on the graph



x=125


y=8-\sqrt[3]{125}=3

(125,3) lies on the graph



x=343


y=8-\sqrt[3]{343}=1

(343,1) lies on the graph



x=8


y=8-\sqrt[3]{8}=6

The point obtained is (8,6), therefore (8,5) does not lie on the graph.

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