MHB Finding the Cube Root of 2: Can You Solve It?

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The discussion revolves around displaying the cube root of 2, specifically referencing an example from Dummit and Foote, Section 13.4. The initial request for assistance is followed by a self-solved update, confirming that the correct notation for the cube root of 2 is \sqrt[3]{2}. The user expresses satisfaction with the solution.
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EDIT ... ... SOLVED ...Can anyone help me with displaying the cube root of 2 as shown in the example below taken from Dummit and Foote, Section 13.4 ...https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/6605Help will be appreciated,

Peter*** EDIT ***

Just found what I think is the solution ... it's \sqrt [3] {2} I think $$\sqrt [3] {2}$$
 
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