, by definition.
Actually, the sanity check makes sense too. What is cube root of x? it means we want to find something that, when we multiply itself 3 times, the result is x. The definition is thus "verified" by index laws.
Actually, the sanity check makes sense too. What is cube root of x? it means we want to find something that, when we multiply itself 3 times, the result is x. The definition is thus "verified" by index laws.
Original post by tonyiptony
, by definition.
Actually, the sanity check makes sense too. What is cube root of x? it means we want to find something that, when we multiply itself 3 times, the result is x. The definition is thus "verified" by index laws.
Actually, the sanity check makes sense too. What is cube root of x? it means we want to find something that, when we multiply itself 3 times, the result is x. The definition is thus "verified" by index laws.
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