Math, asked by lmhernan07, 22 days ago

What is the value of x if 3√x−3=4?

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Answered by nk21061983

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3√x-3=4

3√x = 4+3

3√x = 7

√x = 7/3

(√x)^2 = (7/3) ^2

x= 49/9

the answer is 49/9, I hope you like my answer

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