Jada was solving the equation \sqrt{6-x}=-16. She was about to square each side, but then she realized she could give an answer without doing any algebra. What did she realize?
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Complete the table. Use powers of 16 in the top row and radicals or rational numbers in the bottom row.
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Which are the solutions to the equation x^{3}=35?
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