Extremely hard Algebra Problem?
Solve for x. 5^6*42x+18(32-6^7)+12=37.23x+6*9^8+(32*9^2)+4-(17-6^9)+7x*9x+432-17x+99x^17
My teacher gave it to me, and he said if someone in the class can figure it out without a calculator, and show work, they will get a free A+ for a test.
Update:55,000x*9200x^2+233332333233+82x=66000x^27373338*9999^34566644
is the 2nd problem we have to solve. I don't know if I can do this w/out a calculator.
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Well, take it one step at a time.
5^6
5*5*5*5*5*5
5*5 = 25
25*5 = 125
125 * 5 = 625
625*5 = 3125
3125 * 5 = 15,625
So, 15,625 * 42x
Now do the same for 6^7, subtract it from 32, and multiply that by 18, then add 12.
And then do that for 9^8, and multiply by 6.
Then add 32*9
Just take your time, and go slowly.
Good luck!
Sounds like a good deal, take it step by step on paper. Start with 5^6=5*5*5*5*5*5
OK. To answer this question you have to take it step by step. Use PEMDAS. Parenthises, Exponent, Multipication, Division, Addition, and lastly Subtraction. Write the whole problem for more help. Good luck!
Hint: Put all the x's on one side to help you answer this problem.
u could take a big pice of paper and try to solve it, remember Bedmas and u would be fine and dun forget to verify ur answer.