SOLUTION: y=10 ** 2 - 8 + 41 * 2
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Question 51653: y=10 ** 2 - 8 + 41 * 2
Answer by rchill(405) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
It appears your equation is . Using order of operations, we get first by squaring 10, followed by by multiplying 41 and 2, then by subtracting 8 from 100, and finally by adding 92 with 82.
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