What is 2 2/5×4 1/2-5 to the power of 3+3

So, the equation was: 2 2/5* 4 1/2 - 5 ^3+3

The answer is: -111 1/5 (In decimal form, this is equivalent to -111.2 In case that is relevant.)

Simplifying this equation, if you didn't, I got (2 2/5) (4 1/2) - 5^3 + 3

Solving this step-by-step, I got the answer -111 1/5 (As stated above)

Step-by-step:

Step 1: Write equation  (2 2/5) (4 1/2) - 5^3 +3 =

Step 2: 12/5 (4 1/2) - 5 ^3 + 3 =

Step 3: 12/5 (9/2) - 5^3 +3 =

Step 4: 54/5 - 5^3 +3 =

Step 5:  54/5 - 125 + 3 =

Step 6:  -571/5 +3 =

Step 7:  -556/5 which is equivalent to -111 1/5

I think that, overall, if you had issues with this, it was just the simplification.

Hope this helps.

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