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@Python_Dv answer is C) 3. Here's how the calculation works: Exponentiation first: 1**3 (1 raised to the power of 3) is 1 * 1 * 1 = 1. Multiplication next: 3 * 1 is 3. So, num_cal will be 3.

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@Python_Dv Answer is : 3. By PEMDAS rule exponents get solved 1st so, 1^3 =1 & then multiplication 3×1.

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@Python_Dv C) 3

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@Python_Dv 3 This is because exponential is evaluated first before the multiplication Just like the way we follow the rules of BODDMAS

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@Python_Dv C: 3 *: multiplication **: exponential

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@Python_Dv C exponentiation before multiplication but use parenthesis

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@Python_Dv The answer is "A" because ** implies exponential in python. Therefore, 3*1**3= 3^3 = 27

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@Python_Dv 3*1³ = 3

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@Python_Dv C. Python follows good old BODMAS / PEMDAS, so you do the 1 ** 3 first and get 1, then 1 * 3 = 3.

@Python_Dv exponientian has a higher precedence

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@Python_Dv A.