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Are the following rational or irrational?

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$\sqrt[3]{25}-\text{irrational}\\\\\sqrt[3]{64}=4\ because\ 4^3=64-\text{rattional}\\\\\sqrt[3]{125}=5\ because\ 5^3=125-\text{rattional}$

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