Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
A. Cruz is correct.
B. When we have a negative within a cube root, what we can do is move the negative sign from inside to outside the cube root.
[tex]\sqrt[3]{-64} = -\sqrt[3]{64}[/tex]
Now that we have a positive number within the cube root, we can solve the cube root itself.
So what is the cube root of 64?
The answer is 4, and since we have a negative sign outside of the cuberoot, we just put a negative sign, our answer is -4.
C. Aaron could've got it wrong because he did it a square root instead of a cuberoot of 64. Square root of 64 is 8, while cube root is 4.
Jacob could've gotten it wrong because he must've followed the fallacy that you cannot cube root a negative number.
