Order of Operations with Fractions and Decimals We are learning to…use the order of operations to simplify expressions with Absolute Value and Real Numbers.

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Order of Operations with Fractions and Decimals We are learning to…use the order of operations to simplify expressions with Absolute Value and Real Numbers. Thursday, September 03, 2015Thursday, September 03, 2015Thursday, September 03, 2015Thursday, September 03, 2015

Add the fractions below: A. B. C. I need help. D.

Multiply the fractions below: A. B. C. I need help. D.

Practice Expression #1 Common Denominator Subtract in Parentheses Exponent Multiply Addition Addition and Simplify

Practice Expression #2 Common Denominator Addition Addition in Parentheses Exponent Multiply Subtraction Simplify Think about what this means… Think about what this means…

Practice! Try the rest of the practice with your team. Try the rest of the practice with your team. The team who works the best today in class will have their homework assignment cut in half! The team who works the best today in class will have their homework assignment cut in half! I am looking for teams who: I am looking for teams who: …work together well (no one rushes ahead and no one falls behind). …work together well (no one rushes ahead and no one falls behind). …help each other. …help each other. …stay focused on their assignment. …stay focused on their assignment.

Simplify the expression below: A. B. C. I need help. D.