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If m and n are whole numbers and m^n = 289, what is the value of (m - 14)^(n+2)?

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If m and n are whole numbers and m^n = 289, what is the value of (m - 14)^(n+2)?
posted Jul 18, 2017 by anonymous

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m=17, n=2
(17 - 14)^(2+2)=3^4=81

answer Jul 18, 2017 by anonymous



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