Math, asked by dhruvgurnani, 5 hours ago

a batsman strikes a ball with speed (2x-1)^3 km/h. What is the actual speed of the ball if p(x) = 3x-1/9

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A batsman strikes a ball with the speed of (2x-1)^3 km/h. What is the actual speed of the ball is px= 3x - 1/9.

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