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As a cube what is -1/64 ________ to the power of ^3
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As a cube what is -1/64 ________ to the power of ^3

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(-1/64)= (-1/4)^3

Step-by-step explanation:


\sqrt[3]{-(1)/(64) }=-(1)/(4)


(-(1)/(4))^3=-(1)/(64)

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