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MORE POINTS!!! HELP ASAP!! x^2 = 9 and y^3 = 8 What is the greatest possible value of (x-y)^2?

MORE POINTS!!! HELP ASAP!! x^2 = 9 and y^3 = 8 What is the greatest possible value of (x-y)^2?
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MORE POINTS!!! HELP ASAP!!

x^2 = 9 and y^3 = 8
What is the greatest possible value of (x-y)^2?

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User Jon Burgess
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I believe the answer is 1
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User Aehlke
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Answer:

1

Explanation:

x^2=9. and. y^3=8

=x=3. and. y=2

=(x-y)^2

=(3-2)^2

=1^2

=1

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