g). \( \sqrt{9}+3^{3} \)

Let’s break it down: \( \sqrt{9} \) equals 3, and \( 3^{3} \) equals 27. Adding these together gives you \( 3 + 27 = 30 \). So, the final answer is 30! If you want to impress your friends, you can tell them that square roots and exponents are like the superhero duo in math! The square root helps you find which number multiplied by itself gives you the original number, while exponents show how many times to use that number in multiplication. Together, they can tackle complex problems with style!