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Umnica [9.8K]
2 years ago
12

Write a numerical expression using at least three operations a parenthesis an exponent that when solved has a solution of 23

Mathematics
1 answer:
velikii [3]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

not the intended addressee s and may be Happy Birthday to Amit Ji a very good

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