In bmultiplying, you always have to move the decimal of the product the amount of place values the decimal has in each factor, for example, 1.50 times 1.50= 2.25, the factors together have 4 decimals, so you move the decimal 4 times to the right (try it, it gets rid of alot of zeros in the answer.)
X^2 = 150
√x^2 = √150
x = 5√6 (or) ≈12.25
HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!
You need to start calculating from the innermost bracket and if there are no signs to do any operation then you need to multiply
<span>83 as a sum of 8 tens and 3 ones
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