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    The document provides an explanation of order of operations in mathematics. It demonstrates through examples that following the proper order - grouping, exponents, multiplication/division from left to right, addition/subtraction from left to right - ensures the same answer is obtained regardless of how a problem is written. The order of operations, also known as PEMDAS, ensures consistent and accurate calculation of mathematical expressions.

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    GEMDAS

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    The document provides an explanation of order of operations in mathematics. It demonstrates through examples that following the proper order - grouping, exponents, multiplication/division from left to right, addition/subtraction from left to right - ensures the same answer is obtained regardless of how a problem is written. The order of operations, also known as PEMDAS, ensures consistent and accurate calculation of mathematical expressions.

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    The document provides an explanation of order of operations in mathematics. It demonstrates through examples that following the proper order - grouping, exponents, multiplication/division from left to right, addition/subtraction from left to right - ensures the same answer is obtained regardless of how a problem is written. The order of operations, also known as PEMDAS, ensures consistent and accurate calculation of mathematical expressions.

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    GEMDAS

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    The document provides an explanation of order of operations in mathematics. It demonstrates through examples that following the proper order - grouping, exponents, multiplication/division from left to right, addition/subtraction from left to right - ensures the same answer is obtained regardless of how a problem is written. The order of operations, also known as PEMDAS, ensures consistent and accurate calculation of mathematical expressions.

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    RMAN

    Welcome
    Colegians
    Prayer Before Study
    Lord, true source of light and
    wisdom, give me a keen sense of
    understanding, a retentive memory
    and a capacity to grasp things
    correctly.
    Grant me the grace to be accurate in
    my exposition and the skill to
    express myself with thoroughness
    and clarity.
    Be with me at the start of my work,
    guide its progress and bring it to
    RMAN completion.
    Grant this through Christ, our Lord.
    Order Of Operation
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    W
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    hy
    ?
    RMAN
    Good Question
    Same
    Math
    Problem
    2+5x4 2+5x4

    RMAN
    2+5x4 2+5x4

    RMAN
    2+5x4
    2+ 20
    2+5x4 22
    7 x4
    28

    RMAN
    2+5x4
    28 22

    Different Same
    Answers Problem
    Order Of Operation
    RMAN
    2+5x4
    28 22

    Order Of Operation
    GEMDAS
    Same Same
    RMAN Order Answer
    1st Grouping(Parentheses)[Brackets]

    Next Exponents

    Then Multiplication
    Division

    Last Addition
    Subtraction

    RMAN
    1st Grouping(Parentheses)[Brackets]
    Parentheses
    (2 +4 )
    Group

    Brackets
    [2 +4 ]

    RMAN
    Ex. numbers
    10 x ( 4 + 5 )

    Two operations
    Multiplication Addition
    10 x ( 4 + 5 ) GEMDAS
    10 x 9
    RMAN
    90
    Ex.
    (5-3) + (6x2)
    + 12
    simplify
    Before
    2
    14

    RMAN
    Exponents 4 x 4  
    𝟒 𝟐

    repeated 4 x 4 x4  
    𝟒 𝟑

    multiplication
    4 x 4x 4x 4  
    𝟒 𝟒

    RMAN
      𝟐
    𝟒 Exponents
    0r Power
      𝟑
    𝟒

     
    𝟒𝟒

    RMAN
    x
    3 𝟓  𝟐

    3 x 5x5
    25
    75

    RMAN
    ( 𝟑 x 4 )+6
      𝟐

    (36) +6
    42

    RMAN
    1st Grouping(Parentheses)[Brackets]

    Next Exponents

    Then Multiplication
    Division

    Last Addition
    Subtraction

    RMAN
    Then Multiplication
    Division

    Addition
    Last Before
    Subtraction

    RMAN
    2+5x4

    7 x4 2 +20
    RMAN
    28 22
    2+5x4
    28 22

    RMAN
    Then Multiplication
    Division

    Last Addition
    Subtraction

    3 x 5 -1
    15 - 1
    14
    RMAN
    Then Multiplication
    Division

    Last Addition
    Subtraction

    20-10÷5
    20- 2
    18

    RMAN
    Then Multiplication
    Division

    Last Addition
    Subtraction

    12÷6+5
    2 +5
    7

    RMAN
    Then Multiplication
    From left to right
    Division

    Last Addition From left to right


    Subtraction

    40÷4x5 40÷4x5
    10 x5 40÷20
    50 2
    wrong
    RMAN
    1st Grouping(Parentheses)[Brackets]

    Next Exponents

    Then Multiplication
    Division From left to right

    Last Addition From left to right


    Subtraction

    RMAN
    More ex.
    16(4÷2+3)
     

    4(4÷2+3)
    4(2+3)
    4(5)
    20

    RMAN
    15 ÷ 3 x 5 - 4²
    15 ÷ 3 x 5 - 16
    5 x 5 - 16 From left to right
    25 - 16
    9

    RMAN
    RMAN

    Welcome
    Colegians
    Prayer Before Study
    Lord, true source of light and
    wisdom, give me a keen sense of
    understanding, a retentive memory
    and a capacity to grasp things
    correctly.
    Grant me the grace to be accurate in
    my exposition and the skill to
    express myself with thoroughness
    and clarity.
    Be with me at the start of my work,
    guide its progress and bring it to
    RMAN completion.
    Grant this through Christ, our Lord.
    1st Grouping(Parentheses)[Brackets]

    Next Exponents

    Then Multiplication
    Division From left to right

    Last Addition From left to right


    Subtraction

    RMAN
    (6 + 4²) /  (3²x 4)
    (6 + 16) / (9 x 4)
    11 18
     22  / 36
    2 2
      11/18

    RMAN
    8 [6² - 3 (2 + 5)] ÷ 8 +
    3
    8 [6² - 3 (7)] ÷ 8 + 3
    8 [6² - 21] ÷ 8 + 3
    8 [36 - 21] ÷ 8 + 3
    8 [15] ÷ 8 + 3
    From left to right 120 ÷ 8 + 3
    15 + 3
    RMAN 18
     
    { x }

     { [(8 + 5)(6 - 2)²] - (4x17 ÷  2) } / [(24 ÷  2) ÷  3)]

    { [(13)(4)²] - (4x17 ÷  2) } / [(24 ÷  2) ÷  3)]

     {[(13)(4)²] - (68 ÷  2) }/ [12 ÷  3)]

    {[(13)(16)] - 34} / [12 ÷  3)]

    (208 - 34) / 4
    174 / 4
    87/2

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