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Answered by Anonymous
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Question :-

If \rm \sqrt[3]{2x - 3}  - 4 = 0 ,then x =

Concept :- By transposing 4 on right side and then cubing on both side, we can get a simple linear equation, and by solving the linear equation, we can get the value of x

Solution :-

\rm \sqrt[3]{2x - 3} - 4 = 0

\rm \sqrt[3]{2x - 3} = 4

On cubing both sides and solving :-

\rm (\sqrt[3]{2x - 3})^3 = 4^3

\rm 2x - 3 = 64

\rm 2x = 64 + 3

\rm 2x = 67

\rm x = \frac{67}{2}

\boxed{\rm x = 33.5 }

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