Abstract: We reduce the expression of a radical identity that did not consider its source equation expressed in a cubic polynomial. Our method is applying algebra without using calculus technique to assist practitioners in the future solving their operational research questions from a pure algebraic point of procedure.
Keywords: Radical identity; Cubic formula; Reduction of radicals.
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