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Nuetrik [128]
3 years ago
14

Plz show work ☺ and plz explain

Mathematics
2 answers:
Cloud [144]3 years ago
4 0
Order of operations
PEMDAS
parenthasees
exponents
multiply or divide
add or subtract
remember to go back to the front after completing each row
when doing parntasees, work inside to out


so

2(3(4²+1))-2³

innermost parenthasees
4²+1
exponent first
4²=16
now
16+1=17

now we has

2(3(17))-2³
technically it doesn't matter if  you do the parenthasees first or exponent
actually, the parentahsees could be considerd multiplication so we do exponent first

2³=2*2*2=8

nowe we gots

2(3(17))-8
multiply, inner to outer ( just because of parenthsees, actually it doesn't matter)

3*17=51
2*51=102

now we gots
102-8
dur
94
C is the answer
dolphi86 [110]3 years ago
3 0
You HAVE to use Pemdas.
2[3(4^2+1)]-2^3
2(3(16+1))-2^3
2(3(17))-2^3
2*51-2^3
102-8
94.






Explanation: you use Pemdas P-parenthesis
                                                E-exponents
                                                M-multiplication
                                                D-division
                                                A-addition 
                                                S-subtraction
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