Does x^3=8 Have two solutions as x^2=4 does? why or why not

If you're considering real numbers only (and not complex/imaginary ones), then x^3 = 8 has only one solution and it is x = 2. We don't have the plus minus going on here. This is because (-2)^3 = -8 and not 8. We have three copies of -2 multiplied out to make a negative result.

If you consider complex/imaginary solutions, then x^3 = 8 has three solutions. The other two solutions are and where . If your teacher hasn't covered this chapter yet, then ignore this paragraph.

yes

step-by-step explanation:

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d = 8000 customers

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