Math Problem Statement

196.1 × 196.1 × 196.1 × 196.1 × 4.01 x 4.001 × 4.999 × 4.999 = (196.1)4 × 4 × ?

Solution

The given expression is:

196.1×196.1×196.1×196.1×4.01×4.001×4.999×4.999196.1 \times 196.1 \times 196.1 \times 196.1 \times 4.01 \times 4.001 \times 4.999 \times 4.999

This can be rewritten as:

(196.1)4×4.01×4.001×4.9992(196.1)^4 \times 4.01 \times 4.001 \times 4.999^2

Now, let’s simplify it step by step:

  1. (196.1)4(196.1)^4 is already simplified, and we leave it as (196.1)4(196.1)^4.
  2. 4.9992=24.9900014.999^2 = 24.990001.

So the expression becomes:

(196.1)4×4.01×4.001×24.990001(196.1)^4 \times 4.01 \times 4.001 \times 24.990001

Now, you can see the form becomes (196.1)4×4×(196.1)^4 \times 4 \times, but to find the exact value of 4.01×4.001×24.9900014.01 \times 4.001 \times 24.990001, let me calculate it:

4.01×4.001×24.990001=400.001200040014.01 \times 4.001 \times 24.990001 = 400.00120004001

Thus, the final expression becomes:

(196.1)4×400.00120004001(196.1)^4 \times 400.00120004001

Therefore, the missing term "?" in the expression (196.1)4×4×?(196.1)^4 \times 4 \times ? is approximately 100.0003 (since 400.00120004001=4×100.0003400.00120004001 = 4 \times 100.0003).


Would you like to explore more details, or do you have any other questions?

Here are 5 related questions:

  1. What is the value of (196.1)4(196.1)^4?
  2. How would you simplify powers of large numbers without a calculator?
  3. Can we approximate (4.999)2(4.999)^2 as 2525 in quick mental calculations?
  4. Why does the order of multiplication not affect the result?
  5. How can such expressions be factored further for easier computation?

Tip: When multiplying decimals, you can round slightly for quick estimations, but always double-check by calculating fully when precision is required.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Algebra
Exponents
Multiplication of Decimals

Formulas

(a^n) × (b^m) = a^n × b^m
Multiplication of decimals

Theorems

Exponentiation Rules
Commutative Property of Multiplication

Suitable Grade Level

Grades 9-12