Math, asked by ashishraghav76998, 9 months ago

find the product of the square of (-3/7) and the cube of (2/-3)

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Answered by babalpreetkaur

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Answer:

-8/147

Step-by-step explanation:

(-3/7)^2×(2/-3)^3

=(9/49)×(8/-27)

=8/(-3×49)

=8/-147

= -8/147

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