PLZ HELP ASAP!!!! Solve for X: 2X^3 = 54

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X=3

Divide both sides of the equation by 2
X^3 =27

Write the number in exponential form with an exponent of 3
X^3=3^3

Since the exponents are the same, set the bases equal
X=3

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