Question

Simplify the following expression: 8 squared divided by the square root of 16 plus five squared minus eight.

Answer 1

I'm assuming it's \[\large \frac{8^2}{\sqrt{16}}+5-8\]


\[\large \frac{8^2}{\sqrt{16}}+5-8\]



\[\large \frac{64}{4}+5-8\]



\[\large 16+5-8\]



\[\large 13\]
So \[\large \frac{8^2}{\sqrt{16}}+5-8=13\]

Answer 2

yes but the 5 is squared

Answer 3

oh right, missed that, one sec

Answer 4

\[\large \frac{8^2}{\sqrt{16}}+5^2-8\]



\[\large \frac{64}{4}+25-8\]



\[\large 16+25-8\]



\[\large 33\]
So \[\large \frac{8^2}{\sqrt{16}}+5^2-8=33\]

Answer 5

THANKS A TONN :D

Answer 6

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