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Please can someone expalin how x3 > y will not be sufficient?
The explanation uses a value of 1/8 when 1/8 is not greater than 1/4 becasue (1/2)3 gives us 1/8 which is less than 1/4.
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Is x > y?

(1) /X > y

(2) x3 > y

item 1 is supposed to be the square root of x >y.
I have an issue with item 2,how can item 2 not be sufficient ?
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I saw this on one of the flash cards for number properties"WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE AN EVEN ROOT OF A -VE # THEREFORE X MUST BE POSITIVE."
Can we take a odd root of a negative # then?
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