Math, asked by irfanshaikhmohd763, 11 hours ago

value of 3²= -------------- (6, 9)

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Answered by saiabhinava80

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Answer:

The answer is 9 3x3 is nine

Answered by tulipmishra08

2

Answer:

9

Step-by-step explanation:

3 ✖ 3 = 9

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