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(5 * 3-1) * (50/5^2) @JoStudy
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OK \[(5*3-1)*(\frac{ 50 }{ 5^{2} })\]
\(\huge((5*3-1)*(\frac{ 50 }{ 5^{2} })\)
Remember exponents so parenthesis first. exponents would be the answer here
Actully if there are no parethesis around 3-1 then she's wrong
i was thinking the same
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ok so let's go ahead and start solving :) solve the exponent first :)
it would be 50/5^2 ??
50/25
Great!
\(\huge((5*3-1)*(\frac{ 50 }{ 25})\)
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28 ??
YEP!
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