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X-(x(x-y to the power of 3)) ; use x=9 and y=1

X-(x(x-y to the power of 3)) ; use x=9 and y=1
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X-(x(x-y to the power of 3)) ; use x=9 and y=1

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User Kyle Burns
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Answer:

-4599

Explanation:

x-(x(x-y)^3) , x=9, y=1

=9-(9(9-1)^3)

=9-(9(8)^3)

=9-(9*512)

=9-4608

= -4599

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