Question

Simplify the expression 53 + 3(5 − 3).

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Answer 1

it is 5^3

Answer 2

First subtract 5 - 3, what do you get?

Answer 3

2

Answer 4

Wait..is it this?

\(5^3 + 3(5 - 3)\)

or is it

\(5^3 + 3^{(5 - 3)}\)

Answer 5

\(5^{3}+3(5-3)\)
Is this the question. @pinkiepieinthetardis

Answer 6

pemdas

Answer 7

@MSxSammiBooxX Actually, PEMDAS, parenthesis first :P

Answer 8

We can't help till you confirm the equation. @pinkiepieinthetardis

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @iGreen.
Wait..is it this?

\(5^3 + 3(5 - 3)\)

or is it

\(5^3 + 3^{(5 - 3)}\)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 9

Holy crap, yeah.

Well dang LOL

Answer 10

Lol

Answer 11

I went brain dead for a second

Answer 12

i am

Answer 13

P: Parenthesis.
E: Exponents.
M: Multiplication.
D: Division.
A: Addition.
S: Subtraction.

Answer 14

th first one

Answer 15

Got it..

Continue :P

Answer 16

Okay, right so you said 5 - 3 is 2.

So we have:

\(5^3 + 3(2)\)

Now simplify the exponent.

\(5^3 \rightarrow 5 \times 5 \times 5\)

Answer 17

And what's 5 * 5 * 5?

Answer 18

Thanx guise @MSxSammiBooxX @confluxepic ^.^

Answer 19

125

Answer 20

No problem. @iGreen.

Answer 21

No problem x)

Anyways, sorry for the mix up there. Happens here and there

Answer 22

Yes, so we have:

\(125 + 3(2)\)

Now multiply 3 * 2. @pinkiepieinthetardis

Answer 23

Yep, everyone makes mistakes all the time @MSxSammiBooxX

Answer 24

You there? @pinkiepieinthetardis

Multiply 3 * 2