Question

1. write the expression that represents the following statement: i multiply the sum of 14 and 9 by 3 squared.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the sum

First, find the sum of 14 and 9, which is \(14 + 9\).

Step2: Identify 3 squared

Next, 3 squared is \(3^2\).

Step3: Multiply the two results

Now, multiply the sum by 3 squared, so the expression is \((14 + 9) \times 3^2\) (or \((14 + 9) \cdot 3^2\)).

Answer:

\((14 + 9) \times 3^2\) (or equivalent forms like \((14 + 9) \cdot 3^2\) or \(3^2\times(14 + 9)\))