Show that the value of the expression: ( 10+5 3 + 10−5 3 )2 is a rational number.
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Answer:
36
Step-by-step explanation:
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If you're having trouble understanding, you might not understand the Order of Operations.
P - Parenthesis. Solve what's inside the Parenthesis first
E - Exponents. Solve for Exponents second.
M - Multiply. Multiply numbers third. (left - to - right with division, too)
D - Divide. Divide fourth. It is interchangeable with multiplication, as well.
A - Addition. Add fifth.
S - Subtract sixth. It is interchangeable with Addition, as well.
With that in mind, all we need to do is identify these types in the equation:
(6+3)4
We see parenthesis. We will solve them first according to the Order of Operations:
6 + 3 = 9.
(9)4
We see multiplication. We solve them next according to the Order of Operations:
9 × 4 = 36.
Thus, the final answer is .
Hope this helps!