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Need Help desperately!!!!!!! If x = 2, y = 8, Find (i) x³+y³ (ii) ∛y

User Grg
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Answer:

(i) 520

(ii) 2

Explanation:

(i)


x^3+y^3=(2)^3+(8)^3=8+512=520

(ii)


\sqrt[3]{y}=\sqrt[3]{8}=2

Hope this helps!

User Michael Herold
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Answer:

(i) 520

(ii) 2

Explanation:

(i)

x³+y³=

Plugging in values


2^3+8^3=\\2*2*2+8*8*8=\\4*2+64*8=\\8+512=\\520

(ii)


\sqrt[3]{y}

Plugging in values


\sqrt[3]{8} =\\2

Since 2×2×2=8

User DCTLib
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