Cube Root

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Cube Root Starters:

Boxing Day: The volumes of these cubical boxes are given. How long are each of the edges?

Comparing Cubes: Learn to find the cube root of a number to solve this problem comparing volumes given in different units.

Consecutive: Three consecutive numbers multiplied together give a given product. Students are asked to figure out what the numbers are.

Consecy Brothers: Which three consecutive numbers multiplied together give the given answer.

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Just how do find the cube root of a number? By trial and improvement, iterative calculations or by learning to use a calculator efficiently

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