In this memoir we study the density of squarefree numbers in the set of numbers of the form \(\begin{aligned} \mathcal P(x,y) = bx^3+cy^k \end{aligned}\) where b, c are a non-zero integers with \((b,c)=1\) and \(k\ge 2\) . Suppose that \(\theta \) is a constant with \(0 < \theta \le 3/k\) , that X is large, and \(Y\asymp X^{\theta }\) . Then take \(N_\mathcal {P}(X,Y)\) to be the number of pairs of integers x and y with \(|x|\le X\) , \(|y|\le Y\) such that \(\mathcal P(x,y)\) is squarefree. Suppose also that \(\rho _\mathcal {P}(d)\) is the number of solutions of \(\mathcal P(x,y)\equiv 0\hspace{3.33328pt}({\textrm{mod}}\,\,d)\) . Then we show that \(\begin{aligned} N_\mathcal {P}(X,Y) = 4XY \mathfrak S_\mathcal {P} + O\left( XY(\log X)^{-1/2}\right) . \end{aligned}\) where \(\mathfrak S_\mathcal {P}\) is the anticipated density \(\begin{aligned} \mathfrak S_\mathcal {P} = \prod _p \left( 1-\frac{\rho _\mathcal {P}(p^2)}{p^4} \right) . \end{aligned}\) When \(k\ge 5\) this is new.