Question

What is -4(-4+3)+2 squared. use order of operations.

Answer 1

To solve this, first solve the part of the equation in parentheses: (-4+3) = -1. Then multiply using the exponent 2 squared is 2×2 which is 4. Now the equation is -4(-1)+4. Next you multiply, -4(-1)=4. You are then left with 4+4 which equals 8.

-4(-4+3)+2 squared
-4(-1)+2 squared
-4(-1)+4
4+4
8

Answer 2

Answer:

$\boxed{=8}$

Step-by-step explanation:

You had to used pemdas stands for: p-parenthesis, e-exponents, m-multiply, d-divide, a-add, and s-subtract that came from left to right.

First you had to calculate with parenthesis first.

$-4+3=-1$

$-4(-1)+2^2$

Then you calculate with exponents.

$2^2=2*2=4$

$-4(-1)+4$

Next, multiply from left to right.

$-4(-1)=4*1=4$

$4+4$

Finally add from left to right.

$=8$

Final answer: $\boxed{=8}$

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