Evaluate the expression 3(7 + 4)^2 − 14 ÷ 7.
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361 is the answer.
to answer this question you would have to do PEMDAS
parentheses
exponents
multiplication or division
addition or subtraction
so first parenthesis
(7+4)
11
now we have
3(11)^2-14/7
exponents
11^2=121
now we have
3(121)-14/7
multiply
3 times 121=363
division
14/7=2
now we have
363-2
subtract
361
361 is the answer.
to answer this question you would have to do PEMDAS
parentheses
exponents
multiplication or division
addition or subtraction
so first parenthesis
(7+4)
11
now we have
3(11)^2-14/7
exponents
11^2=121
now we have
3(121)-14/7
multiply
3 times 121=363
division
14/7=2
now we have
363-2
subtract
361
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