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2x7+10^3+(10+6)

I put it in a calculator and I got 1,030
but what I'm trying to figure out is how they got that.
Please explain clearly. Thank you!

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User Jtomaszk
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PEMDAS- parenthesis, exponents, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction
The calculator will solve the equation in this order. There for the 10+6=16,
then the 10^3=1000, then the 2*7=14.
Added all together you get 1030
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User Lucidio Vacas
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Please, put away the calculator, pick up a pencil, and look at the problem.

Have you learned the "order of operations", or PEMDAS ? It's the key
to this problem ... knowing what to do first, and what to leave for last.

You do things in this order:

P . . . parentheses
E . . . exponents (powers)
M . . . multiplication
D . . . division
A . . . addition
S . . . subtraction

2 x 7 + 10³ + (10 + 6)

Parentheses first: 2 x 7 + 10³ + 16

Powers next: 2 x 7 + 1000 + 16

Multiplication next: 14 + 1000 + 16

Add that up and what do you get ? I got 1030 .
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User Irfan Ganatra
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