MATRIX GRANT PROJECT Chapter2 Lesson4 Algebra Order of Operation

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MATRIX GRANT PROJECT Chapter2 Lesson4 Algebra Order of Operation Delreese & Felix MATRIX GRANT PROJECT Chapter2 Lesson4 Algebra Order of Operation

Order of Operation Step one: you must follow the operations in order from left to right. 285+93÷(3-2)×3×4²

PARENTHESES The Order from left to right is: Parentheses first Example: 285+93÷(3-2)×3x4² (3-2) 1

EXPONENTS Second you will clear all exponents. 285+93÷1x3x4² 4²=16

MULTIPLY or DIVIDE Third you will multiply or divide, which ever appears first in your number sentence. 285+93÷1x3x16 93÷1=93 285+93x3x16 93x3=279 285+279x16= 279x16=4464 Now you have cleared all parentheses, all exponents, and multiplication and division.

ADD or SUBTRACT Last of all you must add or subtract, which ever appears first in you number sentence. Example: 285+4464=4749

Order of operation If you followed the order of operations correctly your final answer should be, 4,749

Order of Operation Now you try one: 35÷7+5x3²