![y = \sqrt[3]{x}](/tpl/images/0376/8496/2ee5c.png)
![y = \sqrt[3]{ - 8} = - 2](/tpl/images/0376/8496/abab1.png)
![y = \sqrt[3]{ - 1} = -1](/tpl/images/0376/8496/42587.png)
![y = \sqrt[3]{ 0} = 0](/tpl/images/0376/8496/8c4d3.png)
![y = \sqrt[3]{ 1} = 1](/tpl/images/0376/8496/82a02.png)
![y = \sqrt[3]{ 8} = 2](/tpl/images/0376/8496/d1490.png)
−8 y
−1 y
0 y
Mathematics, 16.11.2019 01:31, xeskimopie
Fill in the y values of the t–table for the function cube root x y
−8 y
−1 y
0 y
1 y
8 y
Answers: 1
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Fill in the y values of the t–table for the function cube root x y
−8 y
−1 y
0 y
−8 y
−1 y
0 y
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