Evaluate the expression.
1.2 exponent 2
answer choices =
1.44
14.4
1.7...
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Mathematics, 12.11.2020 21:10 keananashville
Evaluate the expression.
1.2 exponent 2
answer choices =
1.44
14.4
1.728
1.5
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