√ (6²+8²) = ∛(125a³) Find a.

6²= 36 8²=6436+64=100√ 100 =10Therefore, 100=∛(125a³)∛(125a³) =∛125 X ∛a³=5 X a =5aSo, 10=5aa=2

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