Math, asked by krishyamiappaya, 11 months ago

If x= - 3 and y= 4 find the value of 6x^-3 + 4y^3

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Answered by abhijhamail

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

x= -3 and y= 4

6x^3+4y^3

6(-3)^3+4(4)^3

6(-27)+4(64)

-162+256

114

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