SOLUTION: [(3/4^2-5)-(2/5-4*2)]/(2*3^3/2+2^2)
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Question 892569: [(3/4^2-5)-(2/5-4*2)]/(2*3^3/2+2^2)
Answer by LinnW(1048) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Apply order of operations, applying exponents first
Now do one round of multiplication and division. The 3/16 operation is deferred
Now perform the division 18/2
Next simplify (3/16-5). = =
Now simplify = = =
Putting it together
A common denominator for the top is 5*16 = 80
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