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3 years ago

X+9^4=[4234+56/23] x94 = ? pelase show work

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Lana71 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

391,660.6

Step-by-step explanation:

First we need to do what is in the parentheses. 56/23 equals 2.4. 4234 + 2.4 is 4236.4... 4236.4 times 94 is 398,221.6... Now 9 to the fourth power is 6561. x + 6561 is 398,221.6 so x equals 391,660.6... I hope this helps and please make me the brainliest. Thanks!

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