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4 years ago

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(15 ^3) x 15^-6 Plz help me

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masya89 [10]4 years ago

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put 3 into 15 than put 6 into 15 then the answer u get from putting 6 into 15 subtract that by 2 and the answer u get from the u multpy the answer that u got from putting 3 into 15 together

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