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HACTEHA [7]
3 years ago
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1 calcule o valor das expressões A) 2x+(3.4)²+(7.7) B) 3x+(2.6)+(8.8)² C)7.6+(28.3)+(4)² D)7x-(7.8)+(9:3)

Mathematics
1 answer:
I am Lyosha [343]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Follows are the solution to the given points:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

A) \ \ 2x+(3.4)^2+(7.7) \\\\B) \ \ 3x+(2.6)+(8.8)^2\\\\C)\ \ 7.6+(28.3)+(4)^2 \\\\D)\ \ 7x-(7.8)+(9:3)

For point A:

\to  2x+(3.4)^2+(7.7)\\\\\to  2x+(11.56)+(7.7)\\\\\to  2x+19.26\\\\

For point B:

\to 3x+(2.6)+(8.8)^2\\\\\to 3x+(2.6)+77.44\\\\\to 3x+80.04

For point C:

\to \ 7.6+(28.3)+(4)^2 \\\\\to \ 7.6+(28.3)+16 \\\\\to \ 7.6+44.3 \\\\\to 51.9

For point D:

\to 7x-(7.8)+(9:3)\\\\\to 7x-(7.8)+ \frac{9}{3}\\\\\to 7x- \frac{23.4+9}{3}\\\\\to 7x- \frac{32.4}{3}\\\\\to 7x- 10.8

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