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how do you solve 0^2*.094+1^2*.334+2^2+.417+3^2*.155

how do you solve 0^2*.094+1^2*.334+2^2+.417+3^2*.155

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Que. 02 * 0.094 + 12 * 0.334 + 22 + 0.417 + 32 * 0.155

First solving square terms

0 * 0.094 + 1 * 0.334 + 4 + 0.417 + 9 * 0.155

Then apply BODMAS rule.

B for Bracket

O for Of

D for Division

M for Multiplication

A for Addition

S for Subtraction

Therefore According to BODMAS rule,

0 * 0.094 + 1 * 0.334 + 4 + 0.417 + 9 * 0.155

First solve Multiplication terms.

0.334 + 4 + 0.417 + 1.395

Then all addition terms

6.146

This is our required solution 6.146 6.15

0 * 0.094 + 1 * 0.334 + 4 + 0.417 + 9 * 0.155

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