Order of Operations with PEMDAS
In this lesson, we learn about the Order of Operations with PEMDAS. By following the rules of PEMDAS, we work through a problem with multiple sets of parentheses and different operations, starting with the innermost set first. We also learn how to handle situations where there are no operations between sets of parentheses. Overall, this lesson serves as a helpful guide for tackling complex math problems with ease.
Order of Operations with PEMDAS
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- What is the order of operations?
- What does 2[5^2+(36÷6)] equal?
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Staff Review
In this lesson, the teacher shows an example of how to simplify an expression by using the order of operations.
