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You are told that 4913 is a perfect cube. Can you guess without factorisation what is its cube root?

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1) 1331
`10^3<1331<20^3`
`1331=11^3`
2)4913
`10^3<4913<20^3`
`4913=17^3`
3)12167
`20^3<12167<30^3`
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