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Solve for z.

d³ = −27

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Answer:

d=-3

Explanation:

You must that 3rd root of -27, which is -3

Dominic Hopton answered Mar 11, 2024

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Answer:

d=-3

Explanation:

d^3=-27

d=
$\sqrt[3]{-27} \\$

d=-3

Dmitry Azaraev answered Mar 16, 2024

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