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What is the value of x3 . Y1 when x= 5 and y = 10
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What is the value of x3 . Y1 when x= 5 and y = 10

User Ken Boreham
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Answer:

150

Explanation:

(5*3) . (10*1) = 150

Hope this helps, good luck!

User Lucas Pires
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Answer:

x³ = 125

y¹ = 10

Explanation:

x³

5³ = 125

y¹

10¹ = 10

User Ranvijay Sachan
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