What is $(-5^2+10^2)/((2(-5)3)+3^3)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-03-31T11:58:28

See the entire solution process below:

First, evaluate the terms with exponents in the numerator and the denominator:

$(-5^2 + 10^2)/((2 * (-5) * 3) + 3^3) = (25 + 100)/((2 * (-5) * 3) + 27)$

Next, multiply, left to right, the terms in parenthesis in the denominator:

$(25 + 100)/((2 * (-5) * 3) + 27) = (25 + 100)/((-10 * 3) + 27) =$

$(25 + 100)/(-30 + 27)$

Then, add the terms in the numerator and add the terms in the denominator:

$125/-3 = -125/3$

Answer 2 · 2017-03-31T12:58:42

$color(blue)(-41 2/3$

$(-5^2+10^2)/((2*(-5)*3)+3^3)$

$:.=(25+100)/((-30)+27)$

$:.=125/-3$

$:.=color(blue)(-41 2/3$

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