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Order of operations with exponents
- Intro Lesson: a3:57
- Lesson: 1a1:39
- Lesson: 1b1:19
- Lesson: 1c0:55
- Lesson: 1d1:45
- Lesson: 2a2:35
- Lesson: 2b1:31
- Lesson: 2c1:13
- Lesson: 2d1:39
- Lesson: 3a1:30
- Lesson: 3b0:28
Order of operations with exponents
When you are solving questions with exponents, you must keep in mind that order of operation (BEDMAS/PEDMAS) still applies. In this lesson, we will get you familiar with how BEDMAS/PEDMAS works with exponents.
Related Concepts: Combining the exponent rules, Convert between radicals and rational exponents, Solving for exponents
Lessons
- Introductiona)Powers VS. Exponents
- 1.Calculate:a)5(−2)4b)−6(37)c)8(4)3d)9(−42)
- 2.Calculate:a)30−52+(63−23)b)9−4(23)c)(−5−4)2+(−4)2d)(−4)6÷23
- 3.A small yellow square is put on top of a large green square. The side length of the yellow square is 7 cm, whereas the side length of the green square is 11 cm.
a)Write the visible green area as powers.b)Calculate the visible green area.