3 years ago

I need this two questions

Mathematics

1 answer:

Setler79 [48]3 years ago

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Just solve.

$(17-k)^3\\k=12 \\ \\ (17-12)^3 \\ \\ (5)^3 \\ \\ 125\\$

$\\\\(5+2n)^5 \\ n=-2 \\ \\ (5+2(-2))^5 \\ \\ (5-4)^5 \\ \\ (1)^5 \\ \\ 1$

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