X^3 = 216
by taking cubic root for both sides
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x = 6
I'm assuming your trying to find how much pizza he has left.
You need to subtract the two fractions because the denominators are already the same.
When subtracting fractions, you leave the denominator and regularly subtract the numerator.
Your answer will be 2/8 which equals 1/4th
Answer:
Sid : [tied up] This is either really good or really bad.
Answer:
it would be b since a number is being taken away from 8
Answer:
2<x<8
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