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2x3 to the second power plus 5 to the second power
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2x3 to the second power plus 5 to the second power

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Answer:

it would be 43 :)

Explanation:

first you have to do 3 squared which is 9 then you multiply it by 2. Then square 5 which is 25 and add 25 +18+ 43

User Alan Gutierrez
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Answer: 43

Multiply

3×3=9

New Problem: (2)(9)+5²

Multiply

2×9=18

New Problem: 18+5²

Multiply

5×5=25

New Problem: 18+25

Add

18+25=43

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