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    1. Order of Operations By: Billy Heming
    2. What Are the Order of Operations
      • Parentheses (and Division Bars)
      • Exponents
      • Multiplication
      • Division
      • Addition
      • Subraction
      •  
      • You can remember these with the acronym PEMDAS
      •  
      • P LEASE E XCUSE M Y D EAR A UNT S ALLY
    3. Starting a Problem
      • ALWAYS START A PROBLEM BY WRITING PEMDAS NEXT TO THE PROBLEM
    4. P arentheses       (        )
        • Parentheses and Division Bars are first in PEMDAS.
        • Do what is inside them first when starting a problem
        • When you get inside the parentheses, start over with PEMDAS
        • Example:
            • 5(4+6x7)=
            • 5(4+42)=
            • 5(46)=
            • 230
      •  
      •  
        • When you have a division bar, do what is on the top and then divide the top number by the bottom number.
        • Example:
            •   6+18 =24 =3
      •                      8       8
    5. E xponents     52
        • Exponents are the same as powers.
        • Solve exponents after all parentheses and division bars are solved.
        • Example:
            • 24x2=32
          • 24is equal to 2x2x2x2
              •              4x2x2
              •              8x2
              •              16
    6. M ultiplication and  D ivision     10x3    20/5
        • You start multiplication and division after all parentheses, division bars, and exponents are solved.
        • When solving multiplication and division, you go from left to right.
        • Say you have 20 divided by 2 times 3, for example, you would not do 2 times 3 and then divide 20 by 6.
        • Instead you would divide because it is first from left to right. 20 divided by 2 equals 10. Then you multiply 10 and 3, which equals 30. That is your answer.
    7. A ddition and S ubtraction     8+7     20-13
        • Addition and subtraction are started after everything else is finished.
        • Just like multiplication and division, you go from left to right.
        • Examples:
            • 8+7=15
            • 20-13=7
          • Another example with both:
              • 27+43-50=
              • First, you do 27+43=70
              • Now subtract. 70-50=20
    8. Checking your work
        • Checking your work is very important.
        • Make sure to always check your work.
        • You can check with a calculator or by hand.
    9. Where I got my photos
        • http://www.inmagine.com/searchterms/calculators-3.html
        • http://www.inmagine.com/searchterms/math.html
        • http://www.inmagine.com/searchterms/math_equations.html
    10. MY PROBLEM:
      • 5x(32)-(30/10+13) +183=?

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