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Which of the following equations has both -6−6minus, 6 and 666 as possible values of ccc? Choose all answers that apply: (Choice A) c^2 = 36c 2 =36c, squared, equals, 36 (Choice B) c^3 = 216c 3 =216c,
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Which of the following equations has both -6−6minus, 6 and 666 as possible values of ccc?

Choose all answers that apply:
(Choice A)
c^2 = 36c
2
=36c, squared, equals, 36

(Choice B)
c^3 = 216c
3
=216c, cubed, equals, 216

(Choice C)
None of the above

Which of the following equations has both -6−6minus, 6 and 666 as possible values-example-1
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It's the Choice A c² = 36

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