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Giana Khan
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23 February, 00:18
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(3x) ^2 - 7y^2 when x = 3 and y = 2
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Braydon Briggs
23 February, 00:29
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The answer is 53. you can substitute x and y in equation
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Morgan
23 February, 00:45
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81-28-53 the answer is 53
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