Math, asked by pbrmhanand, 5 months ago

Find the value of
y(y-4) for y=1

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Answered by Ganga0312

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Answer:

y(y-4)

=1×(1-4)

=1×-3

=-3

Answered by ankitanshyadav2003

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Answer:

the value is. = 1×(1-4)

= 1× -3

= -3

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