English, asked by nithya1809priya, 2 months ago

The value of 2 + 5⁻² × 5³ is
a)5
b)2
c)7

Answers

Answered by tanajinikam07777
0

Answer:

7. is the answer of the question

Answered by Anonymous
1

Given:

  • 2 + 5⁻² × 5³

To finD:

  • Value of expression

Solution:

We are given that 2 + 5⁻² × 5³.

We know *According to laws of negative exponent*, if {a}^{ - m} is given where a is natural number then we can write it as  \frac{1}{ {a}^{n} }

Therefore,

We can write given expression as :

\large{\sf{2+\dfrac{1}{5²}×5³}}

Solving this :-

\large{\sf{2+\dfrac{1}{5²}×5³}}

\large{\implies{\sf{2+\dfrac{1}{5×5}×5×5×5}}}

\large{\implies{\sf{2+\dfrac{1}{25}×125}}}

\large{\implies{\sf{2+\dfrac{1}{\cancel{25}}×\cancel{125}}}}

\large{\implies{\sf{2+1×5}}}

\large{\implies{\sf{2+5}}}

\large{\boxed{\green{\implies{\sf{7}}}}}

Therefore,

  • Option C is correct ✅

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