I need help solving problem 566. I am not able to obtain the answer written in brackets in the right hand corner. Please note that this is not graded work. I obtained this question from an old text book to help me practice problem sets. Do let me know if you have additional questions. ESERCIZICAPITOLO 1. NUMERI NATURALI E NUMERI INTERI[(-1|-|-1|-|-1|³ -|-1|¹) ² - 8] ¹0 : (-4)8[(-5)-2-(-7) -|-2|1²: (-3²-/5/3) +1568 [(-23)2 (3)6 : (-6)6 – (+10+5-3·2²)]² (−16²): (+4)5569 [(12) 4 (-12) ³] ³ : (- 12)¹8 : (4)³ +22² [(-2)³ (+2)]:(+2)6570 [(-20) 3:52:(-2) ³1²: (-10)²-(-2²) ²571 {[180:(-22)]³: (-5²): (-3)4-3%} : [-(-2)²]572 [(-21)²: (-9)]²: [-(-7)³] - 492 : (- 7)ª573 (-56): [-252: (-5³)]³. (-1) ¹3-(-7³)² : (- 49)²574 [-(-9)²-(-27)². (-81)³]: {[(-3)4]².[(-135): (+15)7]}575 {[(452) 3:(-5) 6. (3) 2] ²: (-3) 25 +6²} : (- 9)º576 (32)4-[(48-46): (-2³) ²] : [-5³:5²-18³]577 (43-82) 15- {25²2 : [(-2)² +2°]³ · [6⁹ : (+2³)³ : (-34)²]}578 67: {(-2)6. [(+3)²] ³}: {(+3)5 : [(-3)²]²} (+2)³ — (+4)² — 7⁰579 [144: (-42): (-3)] 4 (-2)5 : 6²² - {11 - [200 - 13² - (-3)³] : (+ 2)}580 {[(-5): (-5)4+ (-5) (-2²) -5°]: [(-3)4 :(-3)3]}³ [48: (-2)4]581 {2 (3²-5)+ [(15 – 1) : (-7)]³ – 26 : [(-2)² 3+4°]}²-[(-5²-3-5): (-2)³]-566567582 [(-27)4: (92)3] 1¹³ - {(-8) ³ : (-4)4+81²: [2° +25: (2²) ²] 7}jomj.21583 [-(256³: 32³) 2] : [ 23² (-2)³ (-2²) ²] · [(154:54) (-3²): 9²]b°(251-) (2(-) (01 +)]:[(8-)+) (8-qes itnoupseerso(S-) (b): (S12__ [0][-11]re-)(10)584 {[(+243)5: (-81)³] (− 3)}: {(-3)6 : [(-363)4 : (+ 121)4]} + 33² : (− 32³) — 310⁰[6) (54)-585[3²-3³+ (-2)4]7: (- 2)¹ + {7³ · (− 7)² : [(− 4) + (− 3)] ¹}¹¹ : {− 7⁰ + (− 3)² - 4² : [5 +(-3)]4} ⁹10586 (81²: 1315 (32) 4116: [-9². (34)²: 81²] + [(4-2): (-24-3)]³- {[7²+49]: [29: (22)4- (-7)]}會會(-1)[-31)[+6][+76][-1][+9][-216][-15](-1)81 [+24][+16]I[0][+36][+75](+41]587 [(-225) (+15)³(-3)² (+ 5)²] : [(-15)]³-[(-16)³(-256)² (+ 512) (-8)]: [(-32)7(+4)³ (+64)] [-19]588 {[(-2) (-7)³]: [(− 2)³ · (+ 14)² · (+7)³] - [(+36)²-(-6)³]:(+216)²) ¹2: (-25)589 [(+25)³(-5) ² (-125) ²] : [(+25)³(-625)²]-{-10 (10)°-[(+15)³: (+3) ²1₁[-66](-25)590591592593EspCal595955

Given query is to simplify the expression.

Answered: CAPITOLO 1. 566…

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CAPITOLO 1. 566 (0-1|-|-1|-|-1³--1/²-8]¹0:(-4)8

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Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...

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