A fancier way to solve this radical equation @blackpenredpen
A fancier way to solve this radical equation  @blackpenredpen
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Here's a fancier way to solve a two-cube-root equation, (x-40)^(1/3)+(-x+3)^(1/3)=-1. We will actually turn this radical equation into a system of equations! Check out how to solve this by "just cubing both sides" here patreon.com/posts/134384333

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