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What is
1/3(3x-6)^3+4<13​

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Answer:


x<3

Explanation:


(1)/(3)(3x-6)^3+4<13

Solving the inequality to have solutions for
x

Subtracting 4 from both sides.


(1)/(3)(3x-6)^3+4-4<13-4


(1)/(3)(3x-6)^3<9

Multiplying 3 both sides to remove fraction.


3* (1)/(3)(3x-6)^3<9* 3


(3x-6)^3<27

Taking cube root both sides to remove the cube.


\sqrt[3]{(3x-6)^3}<\sqrt[3]{27}


(3x-6)<3 [ ∵
\sqrt[3]{27} =3 ]

Adding 6 to both sides.


3x-6+6<3+6


3x<9

Dividing both sides by
3


(3x)/(3)<(9)/(3)


x<3

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