Chapter 5: Problem 38
Simplify. $$ 18.3+2.5 \times 4.2-\left(2.6-0.3^{2}\right) \quad[4.4 \mathrm{c}] $$
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Chapter 5: Problem 38
Simplify. $$ 18.3+2.5 \times 4.2-\left(2.6-0.3^{2}\right) \quad[4.4 \mathrm{c}] $$
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