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X^2/3x3= x to the power of two over 3X3 pls help & explain
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X^2/3x3=

x to the power of two over 3X3 pls help & explain

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Answer:

x*x/9

Explanation:

you do x times x /9

because 3*3 is 9 and x to the power of 2 is x*x

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