how to solve this in radicals cube square root of -125

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cube root of -125

= (-125) raised to power 1/3                   ( I don't know how to write it as power cheeky)

= ( -5 raised to power 3) raised to power 1/3

the powers 3 and 1/3 will be cancelled giving us the answer -5

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