Mathematics, 19.01.2021 07:40 lucyamine0

Same question. I just don’t understand how you do “simple algebra” to go from 1-(f(2))^3=0 to f(2)=1. And I don’t get how the to get from the circled red part to -1/3. I get everything else. The lady in the video doesn’t show the whole step-by-step work, all she said is to do simple algebra

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