In the section on Cube Roots, we define the concept of cube roots as the inverse operation of cubing, allowing us to find what number raised to the third power produces a given volume. The symbolic representation using the cube root symbol (∛) is introduced, alongside the relationship between numbers and their cubes. By employing prime factorization, we can express a given number as a product of its prime factors and easily determine its cube root. Through several examples, such as finding the cube root of numbers like 3375 and 8000, the section reinforces the understanding of cube roots and showcases the effective method of prime factorization to simplify this process.