Find the value of y:
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Find the value of y:
To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps:
Now, let's work through each step:
Step 1: First, calculate .
Then multiply by 4: .
Step 2: Square the result: .
Step 3: Set the equation .
To find , divide both sides by 3:
.
Therefore, the solution to the problem is .
Choose the expression that corresponds to the following:
\( \)\( \left(2\times11\right)^5= \)
The parentheses tell you to do this multiplication first! means square the entire result of 24, not square each number separately.
Huge difference! , but . They happen to equal the same number here, but that's coincidental - the methods are totally different!
Divide both sides by 3! Think: what times 3 equals 576? The answer is .
Absolutely! But also try to recognize that or remember . Mental math helps build number sense!
Use PEMDAS! Parentheses first (3×2×4=24), then Exponents (), finally solve the equation 576=3y.
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