Problem 119
Question
Use the order of operations to simplify each expression. $$\frac{(5-6)^{2}-2|3-7|}{89-3 \cdot 5^{2}}$$
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
-0.5
1Step 1: Solve Inside Parentheses and Absolute Values
Calculate the values inside parentheses and the absolute value. So, you have \((5-6)^{2}\) which is \((-1)^{2}\) and gives 1. Also, you have \(|3-7|\), which is |-4| and gives 4.
2Step 2: Calculate powers
Calculate the powers. In this case, we only have \(5^{2}\), which is \(25\).
3Step 3: Perform Multiplication
Perform the multiplication operation. So, \(3 \cdot 25\) gives \(75\).
4Step 4: Perform Subtraction
Perform the subtraction operation. So, in the numerator \(1-2*4\) gives \(-7\), and in the denominator \(89-75\) gives 14.
5Step 5: Execute Division
Perform the division operation. So, \(-7/14\) gives \(-0.5\) or \(-1/2\).
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