Maths \sqrt[3]{1 + x} + \sqrt[3]{1 - x} = \sqrt[3]{2}

Jansenmaarten asked Apr 22, 2022

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$\sqrt[3]{1 + x} + \sqrt[3]{1 - x} = \sqrt[3]{2}$

Jansenmaarten asked Apr 22, 2022

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Answer:

X=0,1

Explanation:

Remove the radical by raising each side to the index of the radical

Thelandog answered Apr 27, 2022

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