Math, asked by nimaichandramondal20, 1 month ago

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[ 4 to the power 2 - 3 to the power 2 ] ÷ (1/7) to the power 2

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Answered by padmakh8

3

Answer:

= (4^2 - 3^2) ÷ (1/7)^2

= (16 - 9) ÷ 1/49

= 7 ÷ 1/49

= 7 x 49

= 343 (ans)

Answered by jainish3007

2

Step-by-step explanation:

[ 4 to the power 2 - 3 to the power 2 ] ÷ (1/7) to the power 2

[ 16 - 9 ] ÷ [1 / 49]

[ 7 ] ÷[ 1 / 49]

[ 1 / 7 ] ans...

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