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Solve the equation -75=y^3+50

Solve the equation -75=y^3+50
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Solve the equation -75=y^3+50

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Answer: y = -5

Explanation:

We move the constants to one side to get y^3 = -125.

Then, we cube root both sides to get y = -5.

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