Math, asked by asjaya2084, 10 months ago

By what should (-6)^3 multiplied to get 3^5

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Answered by mkjharavian

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Answer:

243/-216.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the no. be X

-6^3*X = 3^5

X = (3^5/-6^3)

= 243/-216.

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