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What is the square of (4x-6y3) 2, please help.

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What is the square of (4x-6y3) 2, please help.

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Before I answer your question, is the problem you want me to answer (4x - 6y^3)^2? The "^' symbol represents exponents by the way.

Gopalraju answered Jun 24, 2018

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