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1 year ago

M³×n=189 Find m and n

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Flura [38]1 year ago

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Answer:

m=3, n = 7

Step-by-step explanation:

Assuming m and n are integers, the following are the possible values of m and n

Let m = 1, then m³ = 1 and n= 189

If m = 2 we get 8n = 189 and 189/8 is not an integer so m ≠ 2

If m = 3, we get 27n = 189 and n = 189/27 = 7

Any higher integer values of m will not result in n being an integer and I am assuming m > 1 so the correct answer is m=3, n = 7

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