Question

(2*5^2)^5/5^10*2^3
I say 10^10/10^13

Answer 1

need help?

Answer 2

\[\left( 2*5^{2}\right)^{5}\div5^{10}*2^{3}\]
thats the problem right?

Answer 3

Yes, that is

Answer 4

ok solve the parenthesis first.

Answer 5

so it eould be\left( 2*25 \right)\]\[^{5}

Answer 6

\[50^{5}\]

Answer 7

pemdas. exponets is the e. so you do \[5^{2}\] not \[\left( 2*5 \right)^{2}\]

Answer 8

Ah, okay

Answer 9

sorry if ui confused you. but it the 5 first and from there you multiply that 2 so its 50 to the fifth power divided by the rest of the prob

Answer 10

So, its 50^5/10^13

Answer 11

ok now on the bottom you have\[5^{10}*2^{3}\]

Answer 12

naw not that.

Answer 13

ok now the
\[2^{3}\] equals 8 sonow the bottom is \[5^{10}*8\]

Answer 14

so now the prob is \[50^{5}\div5^{10}*8\]

Answer 15

Right. Then would it be 40^10 ?

Answer 16

ok you cant multipy bases.

Answer 17

So it cant get any more simplified?

Answer 18

\[2*3^{3}\]is six cubed but \[2*3^{3}\] is difeferent cuz it would be 2*9=18 but back to the prob. it can... there a shortcut in to doing it without solvibng all exponets but i dont remember it.

Answer 19

Dont worry. You did help me!

Answer 20

haha ok