So we have
N^2 + N + N^(1/3) = 759
Let's assume that the number we're looking for is an integer.
And let's first take the sq root of 759 = about 27.55
Then 759 is a little larger than 27^2
Let's test 27
27^2 + 27 + 27^(1/2) =
729 + 27 + 3 =
759
So.....27 is the integer we were looking for....
So we have
N^2 + N + N^(1/3) = 759
Let's assume that the number we're looking for is an integer.
And let's first take the sq root of 759 = about 27.55
Then 759 is a little larger than 27^2
Let's test 27
27^2 + 27 + 27^(1/2) =
729 + 27 + 3 =
759
So.....27 is the integer we were looking for....