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3 years ago

Can yall help me????

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1 answer:

Kryger [21]3 years ago

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Hi There!

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Remember to follow PEMDAS.

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Problem #1:

= (25 - 6.25) + (5 · 3)²

= (18.75) + (15)²

= 18.75 + 225

= 243.75

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Problem #2:

= (8 + 3)² + 10 · (-4)

= (11²) + 10 · (-4)

= 121 + 10 · (-4)

= 121 + (-40)

= 81

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Hope This Helps :)

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