Math, asked by chethanprajwal309, 6 months ago

simplify 2(3^-2) + (1/3) ^-3+3^2

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Answered by nalanagulajagadeesh

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Answer:

2*(3^-2) + (1/3)^-3 + 3^ 2,

= (2/9) + 3^ 3 + 9,

= 2/9 + 36,

= 326/9

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