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e-lub [12.9K]3 years ago

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Step 1: calculate the cube roots, convert the decimal into a fraction, and calculate the cube roots again

10 + 3 square root 27/1000 - 5

Step 2: calculate the cube root

10 + 3/10 -5

Step 3: subtract the #’s

5 + 3/10

Step 4: calculate and you get

53/10

Answer: 53/10

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