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Order of Operations Section 1.3

PEMDAS P - parentheses and grouping - ( ), [ ], { }, and absolute value - simplify within the grouping symbols first - if there is more than one grouping, start at the innermost symbol first

PEMDAS E - exponents - evaluate all powers

PEMDAS M & D M - multiplication D - division - you must simplify whichever comes first in the expression from LEFT to RIGHT

PEMDAS A & S A - addition S - subtraction - you must simplify whichever comes first in the expression from LEFT to RIGHT

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