was my assumption correct? or are the evaluators somethin other than -10 and -3?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
there still the same
OpenStudy (radar):
O.K. did you follow the solution from step to step?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
yea i got it
OpenStudy (radar):
Excellent, don't rush, be neat on your paper, and good luck.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
x - y^3
OpenStudy (radar):
\[x-y ^{3}=-10-(-3)^{3}=-10-(-27)=-10+27=17\]
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your the best!!!!!!!
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OpenStudy (radar):
Order of operations require doing the exponents before adding or multiplying/dividing.
OpenStudy (radar):
Good luck with it, take your time and do it step by step following the rules of order of operations. Also keep good track of signs (which is my weakness)