Simplify Cube Root of 1040

Here we will show you step-by-step how to simplify the cube root of 1040. Before we continue, note that the cube root of 1040 can be written as follows:

∛1040

The ∛ symbol is called the radical sign. To simplify the cube root of 1040 means to get the simplest radical form of ∛1040.

Step 1: List Factors
We start by listing the factors of 1040 like so:

1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 13, 16, 20, 26, 40, 52, 65, 80, 104, 130, 208, 260, 520, and 1040

Step 2: Find Perfect Cubes
Next, we identify the perfect cubes* from the list of factors above:

1 and 8

Step 3: Find the number to go inside the radical
From the list of perfect cubes, you see that 8 is the largest perfect cube. Now, divide 1040 by the largest perfect cube to find the number that will go inside the radical.

1040 / 8 = 130

Step 4: Find the number to go outside the radical
To find the number that will go outside the radical, we simply calculate the cube root of the largest perfect cube:

∛8 = 2

Step 5: Get the answer
Put Steps 3 and 4 together to get the cube root of 1040 in its simplest radical form. You put the result from Step 3 inside the radical and the result from Step 4 outside the radical:

2∛130

There you have it folks! Now you know how to simplify the cube root of 1040. The answer to the cube root of 1040 in its simplest radical form is displayed below:

∛1040 = 2∛130

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Decimal Form
When we entered the cube root of 1040 into our calculator, we got the answer to the cube root of 1040 in decimal form:

∛1040 ≈ 10.1316

Exponent Form
Here is how to write the cube root of 1040 written with an exponent instead of a radical:

1040^⅓ = 2 × 130^⅓

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* List of Perfect Cubes