Questions: 5(17)^2 / 10^3 = 4.814 5.666 1.445 2.777

5(17)^2 / 10^3 = 4.814 5.666 1.445 2.777
Transcript text: 1. $5(17)^{2} / 10^{3}=$ 4.814 5.666 1.445 2.777
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Calculate the Square

First, we calculate \( (17)^2 \): \[ (17)^2 = 289 \]

Step 2: Multiply by the Coefficient

Next, we multiply the result by the coefficient \( 5 \): \[ 5 \times 289 = 1445 \]

Step 3: Divide by the Power of Ten

Finally, we divide the result by \( 10^3 \): \[ \frac{1445}{1000} = 1.445 \]

Final Answer

The answer is \(\boxed{1.445}\).

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