Math, asked by vijaya7lekshmi, 3 days ago

If 7y multiply by 6 gives yyy. what is the value of 'y'

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Answered by DhipinKrishna

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Answer:

√42

Step-by-step explanation:

7y×6=y×y×y

42=y×y

√42=y

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

√42 is the value of y. Or 6.48 approximately.

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