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simplify -4 - square root[49] + 5^2 (new to algebra-help)
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Re: simplify: (I am new to algebra-help
\(\displaystyle -4 - \sqrt{49} + 5^2\)
\(\displaystyle -\sqrt{49}\) means to find the positive number that when squared produces 49, then subtract that.
\(\displaystyle 5^2\) means to use 5 as a factor two times and display the result.
Then you are in a position to combine the results by adding and/or subtracting the various terms to obtain a final result.
\(\displaystyle -4 - \sqrt{49} + 5^2\)
\(\displaystyle -\sqrt{49}\) means to find the positive number that when squared produces 49, then subtract that.
\(\displaystyle 5^2\) means to use 5 as a factor two times and display the result.
Then you are in a position to combine the results by adding and/or subtracting the various terms to obtain a final result.
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Re: simplify: (I am new to algebra-help
kitkat08 said:thanks, so I write it like this:
-4-7+25
-11 +25
=14 <<<< Correct ?