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1252 * 23 + 35000 = (?)2

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Answer: B. 400

Explanation

Squaring one hundred twenty-five produces fifteen thousand six hundred twenty-five as the first operational step. Multiplying this squared result by twenty-three gives three hundred fifty-nine thousand three hundred seventy-five. Adding thirty-five thousand to this product yields three hundred ninety-four thousand three hundred seventy-five, whose square root evaluates to four hundred. Order of operations dictates that exponents must be calculated before multiplication and addition steps in arithmetic expressions. The square root of a number is a value that, when multiplied by itself, produces the original radicand value. Large-scale arithmetic simplification requires careful execution of intermediate multiplication and addition steps.

Option A produces a squared value of forty thousand, which falls far short of the required numerical result. Option C yields a squared value of two million five hundred sixty thousand, vastly exceeding the target expression. Option D results in a squared value of six hundred forty thousand, which is incorrect for the given terms.

Subject
Mathematics
Category
Mathematics
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Difficulty
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