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It would be nice to think that this post has to do with playing the game of Operation.... It doesn't!

It has to do with the Order of Operations that are needed when working in Mathematics to solve an equation. There needs to be an order so that an answer is accurate. It is also learning the procedure that will help you to become a better mathematician.

Check out some of the videos to help understand how to complete an equation that involves order of operations:






In Summary Order of Operations follows the following procedure:


Some examples to help remind you about how to complete the order of operations: 


To practice and consolidate your understanding about Order of Operations, complete this assignment by Friday 1st September. The second page lists the marking criteria and points will be deducted from your assignment if it is handed in late.



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