how do you evaluate an expression with two different operations with exponent and parenthesis?

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User: how do you evaluate an expression with two different operations with exponent and parenthesis?

Weegy: The bracket has the highest privelege, then the exponent.
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User: how do you evaluate an expression with two different operations with exponent and parenthesis?

Weegy: Evaluate the expression in the bracket first. Then evaluate any other expressions. If the exponent is within the bracket, then evaluate that first.
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To evaluate an expression with two different operations involving exponents and parentheses, follow the order of operations (PEMDAS/BODMAS) by first evaluating the expressions within parentheses, then simplifying any exponents or powers, and finally performing the remaining operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It is important to ensure the correct order of operations is followed to obtain the accurate result of the expression.

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