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Answered by Sac10
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1 ^{3}  + 2 ^{3}  + 3 ^{3}  + ... + n ^{3}  =  \:  \: (n (n + 1)   \div 2) {}^{2}  \\  \\ therefore \:  \:  \sqrt{1 {}^{3}  + 2 {}^{3} + 3 {}^{3}  + ...10 {}^{3}  }  =   \sqrt{} ( 10  (1 0 + 1)  \div 2) {}^{2}  \\  \\  =( 10 \times 11) \div 2 \\  = 110 \div 2 \\  = 55

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Answered by Akshaymas
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1³=1
2³=8
3³=27
4³=64
5³=125
6³=216
7³=343
8³=512
9³=729
10³=1000.

so,
√1+8+27+64+125+216+343+512+729+1000=√3025

=55.
Tq

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