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Type your name and send: Next Page

Brackets The next few slides will help you test your Problem solving skills. Next Page

BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction Next Page

Parts of an equation enclosed in 'Brackets' must be solved first. There are no exceptions to this rule. For Example; (5 + 3) * 7 = 56, whereas * 7 = 26.

What is the answer to this sum? (2x3)+5= Next Page BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -

What is the answer to this sum? 2x3+5= Next Page BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -

What is the answer to this sum? 2x(3+5)= Next Page BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -

What is the answer to this sum? 2x3²+5= {2x(3x3)+5} Next Page BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -

What is the answer to this sum? 2x(3²+5)= Next Page BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -

What is the answer to this sum? 2²x(3²+5)= Next Page BBrackets IIndices e.g. squares or cubes DDivision MMultiplication AAddition SSubtraction ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -

LO: to know the order in which operations must take place I know what Bidmas means and can use it confidently. I can use Bidmas with the information given, some of the time. I don’t know the order at all or what it means. A B C Next Page

A challenge! Can you use the BIDMAS operations to make this statement correct? = =76 Last page; end of slideshow ()  squares  ÷  X  +  -