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  • 07-05-2015
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Write an expression that equals 40. Include an exponent.

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RedRicin
RedRicin RedRicin
  • 07-05-2015

Let's start making our expression.
Just take the number 40 and change it around.
\(40=49-9\)
That's a good start.
49 is equal to 7×7, or 7². 9 is equal to 3×3, or 3².
So we can also write this as
\(7^2-3^2\)
You can really do whatever you want with it as long as it's still 40, just make sure you've got an exponent there. Here's another example.
\((10-3)^2-\sqrt{81}\)

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