Welcome to Order of Operations with Exponents with Mr. J! Need help with order of operations with exponents and parentheses? You’re in the right place!
Whether you’re just starting out, or need a quick refresher, this is the video for you if you need help with PEMDAS with exponents problems. Mr. J will go through PEMDAS examples and explain how solve order of operation problems step by step.
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129 is answer =Solution =8+(4+7)^2=8+(11)^2=8+11×11=8+121=+129
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129
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I thought it was PEDMAS
Thank you
I have a question on the first problem why did you do the expomant first inside the parentheses caught me off gaurd me thinking pemdas do parentheses first then exponant . Do you always do it like that ?
Pemdas or Gemdas G is for group E is for Exponent M is for multiplication D is Division A is addition and S is Subtraction why is it *(P)
129
1) 8+(4²-12)
8+(16-12)
8+4=12
2) (24-15)²+2⁴÷2
9²+2⁴÷2
81+16÷2
81+8=89
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I have a question why did you only do 2 to the power of 4 3 time like "2 x2 is 4, times 2 is 8, times 2 is 16" why did you only do it 3 times
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