Question

73+3(23−13)2

Answer 1

Is the two after an exponent?

Answer 2

it is suopsed to be 7/3 + 3 (2/3 - 1/3) ^2 the two is the exponent

Answer 3

\(\large \frac73 + 3 (\frac23 - \frac13) ^2\)

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

Use PEMDAS

Answer 6

First start out with parenthesis

Answer 7

i dont know how to divide fractions

Answer 8

No no, just combine them aka do \( \frac23 - \frac13\)

Answer 9

ohhh ok

Answer 10

Yes, so what is \(\frac23 - \frac13) \)?

Answer 11

1/3

Answer 12

my mistake

Answer 13

Right

Answer 14

So we have \(\frac73 + 3 ( \frac13) ^2\)

Answer 15

Exponents is next

Answer 16

so do \(\frac13 ^2\)

Answer 17

ok

Answer 18

0.111

Answer 19

Sure, you didnt have to simplify it like that

Now just multiply 0.111 by 3

Answer 20

0.333

Answer 21

Now add 0.333 and \(\frac73\)

Answer 22

2.666333

Answer 23

or 2.6

Answer 24

That is your answer, is it asking in decimal or fraction form?

Answer 25

it just says put your answer in the box

Answer 26

oh then I guess that should be fine though it is recommended you do it in fraction form

Answer 27

how would i do that

Answer 28

I will redo the steps we did without the decimals, if you have questions just ask :P

\(\frac73 + 3 (\frac23 - \frac13) ^2\)

=>\(\frac73 + 3 (\frac13) ^2\)
Do exponents (\(\frac19=0.111)\)
\(\frac73 + 3 (\frac19)\)
Multiply 3
\(\frac73 + \frac13\)
=>\(\frac83\)

Answer 29

wooooowwww your really good at math

Answer 30

Haha