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What is the value of the expression (a^3 + b^0)^2 where a = -2 b = 4 ?
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What is the value of the expression (a^3 + b^0)^2 where a = -2 b = 4 ?

User Deeban Babu
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Answer:

When a = -2 and b = 4, this expression is equal to 49

Explanation:

You can solve this by simply plugging in the given values and solving:

((-2)³ + 4⁰)²

= (-8 + 1)²

= -7²

= 49

User Tharaka Dilshan
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Answer:

1938

Explanation:

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