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Would you classify the number 55 as a perfect square, as a perfect cube, both, or neither?
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![\sqrt[3]{55}](/tpl/images/0347/4377/65da5.png)
![\sqrt[3]{55}=3.802952460\approx 3.80](/tpl/images/0347/4377/a8bc0.png)
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