![\sqrt[ 3]{ - 5} \sqrt[3]{3} = \sqrt[3]{ - 15} (negative \: times \: positive \: is \: negative)](/tpl/images/0736/4695/dc9f6.png)
![\sqrt[3]{5} \sqrt[3]{ - 3} = \sqrt[3]{ - 15} (positive \: times \: negative \: is \: negative)](/tpl/images/0736/4695/f6e2d.png)
![\sqrt[3]{ - 5} \sqrt[3]{ - 3} = \sqrt[3]{15} (negative \: times \: negative \: is \: positive) \: this \: choice \: is \: the \: answer \: because \: the \: question \: asks \: positive \: radical \: number](/tpl/images/0736/4695/577ee.png)
![\sqrt[3]{ - 15} \sqrt[3]{1} = \sqrt[3]{ - 15} (any \: number \: multiply \: by \: one \: is \: it \: self](/tpl/images/0736/4695/6d67e.png)
Is the product of which of the following two radical numbers?
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