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Once the numbers<span> have the same base and exponents, we can </span>add<span> or </span>subtract their<span> coefficients. </span><span> Determine the </span>number<span> by which to increase the smaller exponent by so it is equal to the bigger exponent.
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The value of the expression would be 16.25 or 16 and 1/4, because when you multiply something by 1/2, you’re basically dividing it by 2, and when you put parentheses next to a number (for example 2(4) ), it means that you’re multiplying it, and when more than one values are in the parentheses, they all get multiplied, basically distributive property.
