Evaluate the following expressions by writing down the question and each step ofyour solution.(a) x27-8+35(b) 11 x 38 x 4² + 12Write the following numbers in scientific notation.(a) 3 452 900(b) 0.000 068 156

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Elementary Algebra

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Chapter1: Foundations

Section1.2: Use The Language Of Algebra

Problem 1.45TI: Identify the terms in the expression 4x2+5x+17 .

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