Math, asked by venika15, 7 hours ago


2 \times ( {9}^{ - 2}  +  {3}^{3} )
what's the answer​

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Answered by brainlyuser8876
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Answer:

-145 Or -108

Step-by-step explanation:

Using Closure Prop.:

{2} \times {({9}^{-2} + {3}^{3})}

= 2 X [-81] + 27

= [-162] + 27

= -145

Using Distributive Prop.:

2 \ \times \ ({9}^{-2} \ + \ {3}^{3}) \\= \ 2 \ \times \ -81 \ + \ 2 \ \times \ 27\\= \ -162 \ + \ 54\\= \ -108

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