If x-b^1/3 = c^6, then x=
1) c^2 + b
2) c^6 + b
3) c^9 + b
4) c^12 + b
5) c^18 + b
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Cubic Root(x-b) = c^6 then X= ?
x-b = c^18
x = b+c^18
IMO E
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x-b = c^18
x = b+c^18
IMO E
Already answered here : https://www.beatthegmat.com/cube-root-t94865.html
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