Question

Can someone please walk me through this?

Solve:
2x^3
When x=6

Answer 1

order of operations, exponents first
2 x (6)^3 means 2 x 6 x 6 x 6 multiplaction is commutative

Answer 2

your answer is 432

Answer 3

2(6)^3
2 (6*6*6)

Answer 4

now plug it in ur calc

Answer 5

Why is the 2 there though? It isn't like 2(6)=12, 12x12x12?

Answer 6

no multiplications does not get distributed

Answer 7

BEDMAS apply brackets, then exponents, division, multiplication and finally division and subtraction therefore calculate the exponent first which is 6^3 then multiply by 2

Answer 8

correction addtion and subtraction

Answer 9

thought if it's 2(6*6*6)---same as---> 2*6*6*6

Answer 10

BEDMAS??? I don't know that one...only GERMDAS and PEMDAS......

Answer 11

2(6)^3
=2(216)
=432

Answer 12

So...the 2 is separate from the 3, 6's?

Answer 13

no we just like to do exponents first

Answer 14

always do BRACKETS FIRST THEN EXPONENTS THEN MULTIPLICATION OR DIVISION THEN SUBTRACTION OR ADDITION<-- wasnt shouting just caps lock on

Answer 15

That's a rule then, Hahd? Wait, who uses that? I've never heard of it before.

Answer 16

Ok, thank you then?????? Um, I'll move on to another question on the left......
Thank's yo!!!! xD