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(51-[3+4]squared) to the power of 5

this was part of my math homework and i ahd a bit of difficulty doing it!!!!!!!

 Sep 27, 2014

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(51-[3+4]squared) to the power of 5

 

So you mean:

 

[ 51 - (3+4)^2 ]^5

 

Fist add the numbers in the round paranthesis (actually called addends). We know that the sum is 7, so we get:

 

( 51-7^2 )^5

 

Seven squared equals 49, we get:

 

(51-49)^5

 

51-49=2, we get:

 

2^5

 

2^5 = 2*2*2*2*2, we get:

 

32

 Sep 27, 2014
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3+4=7

7^2=49

51-49=2

2^5=32

 Sep 27, 2014
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(51-[3+4]squared) to the power of 5

 

So you mean:

 

[ 51 - (3+4)^2 ]^5

 

Fist add the numbers in the round paranthesis (actually called addends). We know that the sum is 7, so we get:

 

( 51-7^2 )^5

 

Seven squared equals 49, we get:

 

(51-49)^5

 

51-49=2, we get:

 

2^5

 

2^5 = 2*2*2*2*2, we get:

 

32

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