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How do you evaluate #3^5*10#?

Answer 1

Cameron Arnold

#3^5xx10=3xx3xx3xx3xx3xx10=243xx10=2430#

We have:

#3^5xx10#

The exponent indicates how many times the base number (in this case, 3) is multiplied by itself (in this case, 5).

Adding the number 10 to the multiplication, we have the following total:

#3^5xx10=3xx3xx3xx3xx3xx10=243xx10=2430#

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Answer 2

Jeremiah Andrews

To evaluate (3^5 \times 10), first calculate (3^5) (which is (3 \times 3 \times 3 \times 3 \times 3 = 243)), and then multiply the result by 10. So, (3^5 \times 10 = 243 \times 10 = 2430).

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