Exercise 3E
Question 1
Find the cubes of the following numbers.
(a) 123
Sol : 1728
(b) 153
Sol : 3375
(c) 503
Sol : 125000
(d) 2003
Sol : 8000000
(e) (−37)3
Sol : −27343
(f) 1383
Sol : 1183=1331512
(g) 0.43
Sol : =410=641000
=0.064
(h) 0.93
Sol : =9103=7291000
=0.729
(i) 0.023
Sol : =21003=81000000
=0.000008
(j) −2293
Sol : −2039=−8000729
Question 2
Which of the following numbers are perfect cubes?
(a) 125
Sol : 5×5×5
[perfect cube]
(b) 2197
Sol : 13×13×13
[perfect cube]
(c) 832
Sol : 2×2×2×2×2×2×13
[not a perfect cube]
(d) 2744
Sol : 2×2×2×7×7×7
[perfect cube]
(e) 2000
Sol : 5×5×5×4×4
[not a perfect cube]
Question 3
What is the smallest natural number by which the following should be multiplied so that they become perfect cubes?
(a) 36
Sol : 2×2×3×3
=2×3=6 need smallest natural number 6 for perfect cube
(b) 121
Sol : 11×11=11 need smallest natural number 11 for perfect cube
(c) 392
Sol : 2×2×2×7×7=7 need smallest natural number 7 for perfect cube
Question 4
What is the smallest natural number by which the following numbers should be divided so that they become perfect cubes?
(a) 54
Sol : 2×3×3×3
divided by 2
(b) 625
Sol : 5×5×5×5
divided by 5
(c) 1536
Sol : 2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×3
divided by 3
(d) 7000
Sol : 7×5×5×5×2×2×2
divided by 7
Question 5
Find the cube root of each of the following numbers by prime factorisation method.
(a) 8
Sol : 2×2×2=2
(b) 216
Sol : 6×6×6=6
(c) 1728
Sol : 2×2×2×3×3×3=12
(d) −41727
Sol : =−12527=−5×5×53×3×3
(e) 0.027
Sol : =271000=3×3×310×10×10=310
=0.3
(f) -.216
Sol : =2161000=6×6×610×10×10=610
=06
(g) 0.001331
Sol : =13311000000=11×11×11100×100×100=11100
=0.11
(h) 0.002744
Sol : =27441000000=14×14×14100×100×100=14100
=0.14
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