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100

sqrt25

+-5

100

root(3)8

2

100

x2=100

x=+-10

100

x3=1

x=1

100

You have a square blanket that has an area of 1600 in2.  What is the length of one side of the blanket

40 inches

200

sqrt121

+-11

200

root(3)64

4

200

a2=196

x=+-14

200

y3=125

y=5

200

Jayden has a cube shaped storage chest. If the entire chest has a volume of 1000 cm3, what is the edge length for the chest?

10 cm

300

sqrt144

+-12

300

root(3)216

6

300

c2=400

c=+-20

300

m3=343

m=7

300

Erin Williams has a famous square painting of her cat Fido.  The equation

P^2=16A

represents the perimeter, P of the painting with area, A. The area the painting takes up on the art gallery wall is 4 ft2.  What is the perimeter of the painting?

The perimeter is 8 feet.
400

sqrt361

+-19

400

root(3)-729

-9

400

x^2=25/196

+-5/14

400

x^3=27/343

x=3/7

400

Dexter Duby has a set of collectible dice.  The equation

P^3=8V

 represents the perimeter, P, of one face of the die with volume, V.  If his favorite yellow dice have a volume of 64 mm3, what is the perimeter of one face of the die?

The perimeter is 8 mm.

500

sqrt529

+-23

500

root(3)0.008

0.2

500

a^2=0.36/0.81

a=+-2/3

500

y^3=0.64/0.729

y=4/9

500

Solve:

a^3-23=118

a=root(3)141

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