 1) -5+6  2) 7+ (-8)  3) -8 + -2  4) 8(-3)  5) -9(2)  6) 18/2  7 (-9)/3 1 Algebra II.

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 1) -5+6  2) 7+ (-8)  3)  4) 8(-3)  5) -9(2)  6) 18/2  7 (-9)/3 1 Algebra II

Order of Operations Algebra II

 The order of operations is a rule that tells you which operation you need to perform and the order in which it must be done to achieve the correct answer.  The order of operations is often called PEMDAS and each of the letters represents one part of the rule. 3 Algebra II

 P: parenthesis and grouping symbols  E: exponents  M: multiplication  D: division  A: addition  S: subtraction. 4 Algebra II

 MD are performed in the order they appear in the expression from left to right.  AS are performed in the order they appear in the expression from left to right. 5 Algebra II

 × 4 ÷ 2 6 Algebra II

 3+9·2÷3+8 7 Algebra II

 7+4[4+(3×2)]−5 8 Algebra II

 4 [30−(4×2−3)] 9 Algebra II

 ×2−3  2.6+6×3÷2−7  ×8÷ Algebra II

 4.13−3×2+8−2  5.17−5×3+8÷2  6.9+4×2+7−1 11 Algebra II

 7.8+5×6+2×4−3  ×4−32+10  ×4÷8−3  ×2+6÷2−12 12 Algebra II

 Variable- symbol used to represent an unknown number  Algebraic Expression- An expression with one or more numbers and variables 13 Algebra II

 Ways you could see multiplication:  xy  x. y  x(y)  (x)(y)  (x)y 14 Algebra II

 Power- x n  X is the base  N is the exponent 15 Algebra II

 To evaluate an expression means to find its value. 16 Algebra II

 Remember: PEMDAS 17 Algebra II

 5(7)-6/2+3 2  8[6 2 -3(2+5)]/ Algebra II

 (x 3 +y 3 )/(x 2 -y 2 ), when x=4.2 and y= Algebra II

 3(3+7) 2 /5  27/3(5-3) 2 20 Algebra II

 2[8(a-b) 2 +3b] if a=6 and b=3 21 Algebra II

 4y+6-2, when y=6 22 Algebra II

 9+3x-5+2, when x=8 23 Algebra II

 6y+2y-5, when y=3 24 Algebra II

 8+3y-5, when y=4 25 Algebra II

 7x-2(3)/3+12, when x=5 26 Algebra II

 2x 3 -12, when x=4 27 Algebra II

 n 5 +3m 2 -15, when m=3 and n=2 28 Algebra II

 6a , when a=3 29 Algebra II

 a 3 +14, when a=6 30 Algebra II

 2a 2 -16, when a=4 31 Algebra II

 5b 3 +12, when b=-2 32 Algebra II

 2x 2 +52, when x=4 33 Algebra II

1. −23 + 7y + 1 for y = −12 + 7x 2 − 8 for x = y for y = Algebra II

1. 18x+7y+12 for x = 3,y = −63 +7x 2 −18 for x = y+33 for y = Algebra II

1. −33 +8x−22 for x = (−12) 2 +7y−42 for y = −43 +9x+11 for x = Algebra II

1. (−7) 2 +7x for y = −45+72 −x 3 for x = Algebra II

 For each problem, x=2, y=3, a=4/5, and b=3/5  1) x+7  2) 3x-5  3) 6a+8b  4) a 2 +2b  5) (5a 2 b)/y 38 Algebra II

 For each problem, x=2, y=3, a=4/5, and b=3/5  6) (10x) a  7) 23 – (a+b)  8) (x 4 -y 2 )/(3ay) 39 Algebra II

 p odd 40 Algebra II

 Complete the Order of Operations Packet from Friday with your group! 41 Algebra II

 5a+2b-17, when a=3 and b=4  6xy+2x-7 when x=4 and y=5 42 Algebra II

 9x+18y+5, when x=-6 and y=2 43 Algebra II

 6a+7 when a=8 44 Algebra II

 9x+2y, when x=2 and y=-3 45 Algebra II

 5a+b 2 when a=12 and b=4 46 Algebra II

 (8/x)+2 when x=4 47 Algebra II

 6x+2.5 when x=2 48 Algebra II

 y 2 +4, when x=-9 49 Algebra II

 7x+2y, when x=3 and y=5 50 Algebra II

 9xy+x 2, when x=4 and y=2 51 Algebra II

 3ab+b 3, when a=9 and b=2 52 Algebra II

 16xy 2 +14, when x=3 and y=4 53 Algebra II

 6xy+4x when x=2 and y=7 54 Algebra II

 16y+8xy, when x=3 and y=4 55 Algebra II

 3x 2 +24y, when x=3 and y=4 56 Algebra II