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asked Aug 7, 2020 86.4k views

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Multiply:
b1=
b2=
b3=

Multiply: b1= b2= b3=-example-1

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Multiply: b1= b2= b3=-example-1

Dynelight answered Aug 8, 2020

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Explanation:

b1= -21

b2=33

b3=6

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