Cube Root Calculator
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Calculate cube roots, simplify radical expressions, and check for perfect cubes with detailed step-by-step solutions.
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Enter any number (positive or negative)
About Cube Roots
The cube root of a number n is a value that, when cubed, gives n.
Example: ∛27 = 3 because 3³ = 27
Note: Cube roots of negative numbers are negative (∛-8 = -2)
Quick Reference
Common cube roots:
Properties of Cube Roots
- ∛(a × b) = ∛a × ∛b (Product property)
- ∛(a / b) = ∛a / ∛b (Quotient property)
- ∛(a³) = a (Inverse property)
- (∛a)³ = a (Cube of cube root)
- ∛(-a) = -∛a (Negative numbers)
- ∛0 = 0 (Zero property)
- ∛1 = 1 (Identity property)
Simplification Rules
To simplify ∛n:
- Find prime factorization of n
- Group factors in sets of 3
- Extract each group as one factor
- Multiply extracted factors outside radical
- Keep remaining factors inside radical
Example: ∛54 = ∛(27 × 2) = ∛27 × ∛2 = 3∛2
Applications of Cube Roots
Geometry:
- Finding cube side length from volume
- 3D scaling calculations
- Surface area to volume ratios
- Sphere radius from volume
Science:
- Cubic equations in physics
- Density calculations
- Growth rate models
- Chemical concentration
Engineering:
- Material stress analysis
- Fluid dynamics
- Structural design
- Power calculations
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