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Use a linear approximation of f(x)=^3√x at x=8 to approximate ^3√7.

Express your answer as an exact fraction.
12 years ago

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bobpursley
what are you using this symbol ^ for?
12 years ago
lisa
its cubed
12 years ago
bobpursley
do you meant the f(x)=cubrtx ?
then f'= 1/ 3(cubrtx)^2

f(7)=f(8)-f'(1)=cubrt8-1/3(cubrt1)2
= 2-1/3=1 2/3=5/3
12 years ago

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