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2 years ago

Guys, please help me with this question

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1 answer:

Kipish [7]2 years ago

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-5² + 10² = 75
(2x (-5) ×3) + 3³ = 39

So:
75÷39 = 1.923077, 25/13, 1 12/13.

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