Math, asked by mkeerthana371, 7 months ago

Find the value of (361)3−(139)3/(361)2−361×139+(139)2

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Answered by bishnumohantypuri2

0

Answer:

ANSWER

(361)

2

−(361)(139)+(139)

2

(361)

3

+(139)

3

=

13021−50171+19321

47045881−2685619

=

99463

44360262

=445.9

Answered by Queen359

1

Answer:

-48820.32......

Step-by-step explanation:

I think it may be

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