Practice Some Interesting Patterns (6.2.1) - Cubes and Cube Roots

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Question 1.
What is 1³?
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Think of the smallest number to cube.
Question 2.
Is 8 a perfect cube?
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What integer gives you 8 when multiplied three times?
3Question 3.
What is a perfect cube?
- A number squared
- A number cubed
- A prime number
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Think about exponentiation.
4Question 4.
Is 1³ equal to 1?
- True
- False
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Consider the result of cubing the smallest integer.
Question 5.
Given the number 729, use prime factorization to determine if it is a perfect cube.
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Group the factors carefully to check their triplet presence.
Question 6.
Express 125 as a sum of consecutive odd numbers and check how many are used.
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Count the odd numbers up to when sums reach the target.

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