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The value of cube root of 1001 upto five decimal places is

A

10.03333

B

10.00333

C

10.00033

D

none of these

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`(1001)^(1//3)=(1000+1)^(1//3)=10(1+1/(1000))^(1//3)=10{1+1/(3)1/(1000)+(1//3(1//3-1))/(2!)(1)/(1000^2)+....}`
=10{1+0.00003333-0.00000011+…..}=10.00333
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