Evaluate the radical expression without using a calculator. If not possible, state the reason. -√((-6)^3)
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(-6)^3 means -6 multiplied by itself three times: (-6) x (-6) x (-6) = -216. So, we can rewrite the expression as -√(-216). Show more…
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