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Chapter 38, Problem 39A

Substitute the given numbers for letters in the following expressions and solve.
Find 6 ( a b − 6 ) − ( c ) 3 ; a = − 6.07 , b = − 2.91 , c = 1.56

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Substitute the given numbers for letters in the following expressions and solve. Find 6 ( a b − 6 ) − ( c ) 3 ; a = − 6.07 , b = − 2.91 , c = 1.56

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