Perform the indicated operations, using the order of operations as necessary. $$ \frac{5(-2)+(-4)(-5^2)}{-4^2+16} $$ Select the correct choice below and fill in any answer box in your choice. A. The expression is undefined. B. $$ \frac{5(-2)+(-4)(-5^2)}{-4^2+16} = $$ (Simplify your answer.)
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Step 2: Evaluate the numerator. Numerator: $$ 5(-2)+(-4)(-5^2) $$ First, evaluate the exponent in the second term: $$ -5^2 = -(5 \times 5) = -25 $$ Now substitute this back into the numerator: $$ 5(-2)+(-4)(-25) $$ Next, perform the multiplications: $$ 5(-2) = Show more…
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