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  1. March 29th 2010, 04:59 PM #1
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    Solving For X, With ^3

    if

    x^3 = -3.5*y^3

    What is x equal to?

    is it just

    [(-3.5)^(1/3)]*y
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    Quote Originally Posted by soma View Post
    if

    x^3 = -3.5*y^3

    What is x equal to?

    is it just

    [(-3.5)^(1/3)]*y
    yes
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  3. March 29th 2010, 05:03 PM #3
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    Yes...u r right
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