12/3/14 Warm up ORDER OF OPERATIONS small to Large = divide 5,280 ft = 1 mile (mi) 2,640 ft = mi.

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12/3/14 Warm up ORDER OF OPERATIONS small to Large = divide 5,280 ft = 1 mile (mi) 2,640 ft = mi

small to Large = divide 5,280 ft = 1 mile (mi) 2,640 ft = mi X = 1 mi 2,640 ft = 5,280 ft 5,280 X = 2, ,280 X = 2,640 5,280 5,280 X = 0.5 mi same as ½

You all know how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. Next

Purple Elephants May Destory A School

12/3/2014 Order of Operations Parentheses: Simplify the expressions inside grouping symbols like parentheses Exponents and Square Roots: Find the value of all powers and square roots Multiply and Divide in order from Left to Right Add and Subtract in order from Left to Right

But what happens when all of those operations are in the same math problem? Next

There is a phrase we use to help us remember the order of operations… Next

Purple Elephants May Destory A School! Next

Purple 1. Solve inside parentheses ( ) Next

For Example: 10 + (5 - 4) x x 3 Next

May Destory 2. Multiply or Divide from left to right. Next

For Example: 10 + (5 - 4) x x Next

A School ! 2. Add or Subtract from left to right. Next

For Example: 10 + (5 - 4) x x Next

Now it is your turn to try! Next

What should I solve first in 5 x 3 – (2 + 2) ? 5 x

That is correct! You remembered that you solve inside the parentheses ( ) first! Next

Good Try, but remember that Purple Elephants May Destory A School ! Try Again

What should I solve first in x 3? 4 x x 3

That is correct! You remembered to multiply and divide before you add and subtract! Next

Good Try, but remember that Purple Elephants May Destory A School! Try Again

Solve: (5 + 2) x

That is correct! You remembered the Order of Operations! Next

Good Try, but remember that Purple Elephants May Destory A School ! Try Again

Solve: (20 + 2)

That is correct! You remembered the Order of Operations! Next

Good Try, but remember that Purple Elephants May Destory A School ! Try Again

Solve: 48 ÷ (8 - 2)

That is correct! You remembered the Order of Operations! Next

Good Try, but remember that Purple Elephants May Destory A School ! Try Again

Solve: 18 – (6 x 1) x

That is correct! You remembered the Order of Operations! Next

Good Try, but remember that Purple Elephants May Destory A School ! Try Again

Good Job! You now know a lot about the Order of Operations!

EXIT A (5 - 4) x 3 B. 5 x 3 – (2 + 2) Exit: A (5 - 4) x 3 B. 5 x 3 – (2 + 2)

Exit: A (5 - 4) x x

Exit : B. 5 x 3 – (2 + 2) 15 – 4 1

Order of Operations Next By: Rebecca Olinger