explain the diffrent between (-5)^2 and -5^2

The difference would be that for (-5)^2 you would have to do anything that was in the parenthesis first and then square it up, but for -5^2 you would just square it up immediately. In this specific case both outcomes would be the same result and the answer would be 25 since a negative times a negative is a positive. It would be the same because there is nothing in the parenthesis.

gronto gronto · Answer 2 · 2019-11-07T23:43:28+01:00

gronto gronto

07-11-2019

The difference is that with the parentheses the negative sign is removed but the one without the parentheses will stay negative.

The reason for this is because -5^2 without the parentheses is the same as 0-5^2 which is -25

But with the parentheses the actual number is negative because (0-5)^2 is the same as (-5)^2 and a negative square is a positive

Brainliest my answer if it helps you out?

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