Find the value of $2^o+3^o+4^o$.
Given:
$2^o+3^o+4^o$.
To do:
We have to find the value of $2^o+3^o+4^o$.
Solution:
$2^o+3^o+4^o=(2+3+4)^o$
$=9^o$
The value of $2^o+3^o+4^o$ is $9^o$.
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