Math, asked by kushwahaayush275, 9 months ago

If a^2 = log10 ^x, b^3 = log10 ^y and (a^2)/2-(b^3)/3,
express z in terms of x and y.

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Answered by phenomenalonep28

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I think it's correct

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Answered by arth18

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I think it is of chapter lgorithm

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