Can anyone please help me :)

Mathematics

1 answer:

Solnce55 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

5 to the 15th power.

Step-by-step explanation:

PEMDAS requires us to do parenthesis, then exponents, and then division. Let's do 5³. 5x5x5 is equal to 125. Now, we find 125 to the ninth power. According to my calculations, 125 to the ninth power is equal to 7,450,580,596,923,828,125. Now, we find 5 to the twelfth power, which, according to my calculations, is 244,140,625. Now, we solve. According to my calculations, 7,450,580,596,923,828,125/244,140,625 is equal to 30,517,578,125. 30,517,578,125 is equivalent to 5 to the 15th power. That means that the second option is correct. I hope this helps!

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