How do you evaluate [(a-b)*c]2*d given a=25, b=14, c=3, d=7?

1 Answer
Oct 31, 2016

924

Explanation:

[(a-b)xxc]2xxd, a=25, b=14, c=3, d=7

To evaluate, we need to replace the letters with numbers and then perform the operation.

First, we have to subtract a from b. This will give us 11.

[(25-14)xx3]2xx14 = (11xx3)2xx14

Then we must perform the multiplications. It doesn't matter which order we perform these in, as multiplication is commutative (axxbxxc=axxcxxb=cxxbxxa).

11xx3xx2xx14=924