How Do You Solve Complex Cubic Equations?

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To solve the complex cubic equation 0=(-6.5x10^-14*X^3)-(1x10^-16*X^2)-(X/1x10^-8)+(1.3036x10^32), users are advised to utilize online resources for guidance. A suggested method includes searching for "wiki factor cubic" on Google for relevant information. The discussion emphasizes the need for a systematic approach to finding the variable X. Participants are encouraged to explore mathematical tools and techniques available online. Overall, leveraging online resources can effectively assist in solving cubic equations.
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Hi there guys, how are you all?

I really need to find a way to solve this equation, but I have forgotten most of my maths, i just need a lead on the method of solving this equation.

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0=(-6.5x10^-14*[I]X^3[/I])-(1x10^-16[I]*X^2[/I])-([I]X[/I]/1x10^-8)+(1.3036x10^32)

capital X is the variable. I need to solve and get the equivalent of the X. Please someone guide me on the method. Thanks very much! cheers!
 
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