
Unit 1b Review (Order of Operations)
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Unit 1b Review
Order
of
Operations
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Solving Numerical Expressions
Remember that we solve in a specific order every time
Parenthesis, Braces, Brackets first
Exponents are second
Multiplication and Division are one step together and they are third
Addition and Subtraction are one step together and we solve them last
ALL steps are solved in their order from left to right
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Multiple Choice
5 x (4 + 8)
50
28
60
44
4
Multiple Choice
4 + 6 x (9 - 4)
50
34
86
15
5
Multiple Choice
4 + 3 x (9 - 7)
112
56
14
10
6
Multiple Choice
(35 − 3)÷(1 +3)8
36
35
4
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Multiple Choice
(4+14) ÷(2+4)
2
12
24
3
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Using words to create expressions
We need to be able to identify key words that let us know the operations that will be performed.
Quotient = Division
Product = Multiplication
Difference = Subtraction
Sum = Addition
Parenthesis are used when we need something to happen first in an expression
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Multiple Choice
Which Expression shows "multiply 9 and 6 and then add 3"
9+6×3
(9×6)+2
10
Multiple Choice
Which phrase means the same as the expression
4 × (13−8)four times the difference of 13 and 8
four times the sum of 13 and 8
8 subtracted from 4 times 13
13 subtracted from 8 times 4
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Multiple Choice
Which phrase means the same as the expression
9−8÷2nine minus eight divided by two
eight divided by two subtracted from nine
nine subtracted from the quotient of eight and two
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Multiple Choice
Which expression shows "the product of 10 and 3 is subtracted from the difference of 8 and 4"?
(10 ×3)−(8−4)
10 x 3 - 8 - 4
(8−4) − (10 ×3)
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Multiple Choice
The KBS flower club is making floral arrangements for Valentine's day. The class has 16 students. Each student will make 6 arrangements. Each arrangement will have 3 roses and 4 carnations. Which of the following is equal to the total number of flowers the class would need to make the arrangments?
16×6×(3+4)
16×6+3+4
(16×6)+(3×4)
16+6+3+4
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Multiple Choice
At 9:40 am there were 35 people on a bus. At 10:00 am, 13 people got off the bus and 5 people got on. Which expression shows how many people were on the bus at 10:00 am?
35 + 13 + 5
35 - 13 - 5
35 +1 3 - 5
35 - 13 + 5
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Multiple Choice
An expression is described in words here: Subtract 5 from 17 then divide by 3. Which of the following expressions matches the phrase seen here?
(17 − 5)÷3
17 − 5 ÷ 3
17÷3−5
17÷3−5
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Multiple Choice
An expression is described in words below:
Divide 19 by 4, subtract, 14, and then add 23.
How would this expression be represented in standard form?
19÷4−14+23
4÷19−22+14
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