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Please help! [4 x 3⁵ - 9 x (-7)] + 3³ (-4² +2²) - 11 Give your answer in simplest form.

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Pani-rosa [81]1 year ago

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Answer:

Please see the question below.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the expression "[4 x 3⁵ - 9 x (-7)]" I'm unclear if the "x" is a multiplication sign, or the variable x. I'll assume it is the variable x in my answer.

4 x 3⁵ = 972x

- 9 x (-7) = 63x

3³ (-4² +2²) = 27 (20) = 540

-11 = -11

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Putting it all together:

972x + 63x + 540 -11

1035x + 529

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