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Question
Find:-
`125^(1/3)`
Sum
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Solution
We can write the given expression as follows
⇒ `125^(1/3) = (5^3)^(1/3)`
On simplifying
⇒ `125^(1/3) = 5^(3 xx 1/3)`
∴ `125^(1/3) = 5`
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Chapter 1: Number Systems - EXERCISE 1.5 [Page 23]
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