Parentheses- (), {}, [] Exponent- 2³ Multiply or Divide- which ever come first Add or subtract- which ever comes first.

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Parentheses- (), {}, [] Exponent- 2³ Multiply or Divide- which ever come first Add or subtract- which ever comes first

What comes first? Any parentheses? Any exponents? Any multiplication or division? 5x6 What is 5x6? Our new problem is now 3+30 Answer: 33

What comes first? 54-14= 40 New problem is ³x4+40 What comes next? 2³= 2x2x2=8 New problem is 100-8x4+40 What comes next? 8x4=32 New problem is What comes next? =68 New problem is Now complete what is left… 68+40=108 Answer should be 108

Please answer these on the left side of your notebook across from your notes (7x4) (5+2) x 2³ x 6 – 7 x ÷ 5 x 9 -4² – 7 x (12 ÷ 6)