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Chapter 9: Q 612. (page 1149)

In the following exercises, simplify.

64+225

Short Answer

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The simplification of 64+225is,23.

Step by step solution

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Step1. Given information 

Given expression is64+225.

02

Step2. Use the order of operations. 

64+225=8+15

03

Step3. Simplification

8+15=23

04

Step4. Check

64+225=8+15=23

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