Determine the correct sign
41×((62−3+5):16+(4+2):3)?((98+5−3):10+5)−15
We'll simplify each expression separately using the order of operations:
Expression 1: 41×((62−3+5):16+(4+2):3)
Calculate the exponent: 62=36.
Inside the parentheses: 36−3+5=38.
Division: 38:16≈2.375.
Second division: (4+2):3=6:3=2.
Add the results of division: 2.375+2=4.375.
Multiply by 41: 41×4.375=1.09375.
After simplification, the value of the first expression is approximately 1.09375.
Expression 2: (98+5−3):10+5−15
Inside the parentheses: 98+5−3=100.
Division: 100:10=10.
Add and subtract remaining terms: 10+5−15=0.
After simplification, the value of the second expression is 0.
Comparing the final values, we have approximately 1.09375 (from Expression 1) and 0 (from Expression 2). Since these two are not equal, the correct relation between the expressions is =.
Therefore, the solution to the problem is =.