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If we have the expression 20 - 6 / 2 * (1 + 2), then what is the correct answer of this question?
Many people when solving this question first go for the subtraction between 20 and 6, and instead of this expression they write 14 / 2 * (1 + 2), then what is the correct answer of this question?
And the next step, they go for the division between 14 and 2. And write this expression as 7 * (1 + 2), then what is the correct answer of this question?
And the final step, they go to the expression inside the parentheses, and instead of this expression they write 7 * 3, which finally gives them the answer 21.
However, this answer is actually incorrect.
Also, some other people when solving this question first go for the expression inside the parentheses because they believe parentheses have a higher priority than the other operations. So, instead of this expression they write 20 - 6 / 2 * 3.
And the next step, they go for the multiplication between 2 and 3 because they think multiplication has priority over division. So, they write this expression as 20 - 6 / 6.
Then, they go for the division between 6 and 6 because they think division has a higher priority than subtraction.
So, instead of this expression they write 20 - 1 which finally gives them the answer 19.
But, this answer is completely wrong.
All right. Now, let me show you how to solve this equation properly.
To solve this question, we must follow the PEMDAS rule. And in this rule, P stands for parentheses, E stands for exponent, M stands for multiplication, D stands for division, A stands for addition, and S stands for subtraction.
As you can see on this screen, in this equation, first we have a subtraction sign, then a division sign, followed by a multiplication, and finally parentheses. According to the PEMDAS rule, first you go for the parentheses, because P or parentheses have the highest priority than the other operations.
So, instead of this equation, we can write 20 - 6 / 2 * 3.
In the next step, we move on to the division and multiplication, because these two operations have a higher priority than subtraction.
However, it's really important to understand that multiplication and division are at the same level of precedence, and we must perform these two operations from left to right.
So, first we go for the division between 6 and 2. And instead of this equation, we can write 20 - 3 * 3.
In the final step, we go for the multiplication between 3 and 3, because multiplication has a higher priority than subtraction.
So, we rewrite this equation as 20 - 9, which finally gives us the answer 11.
All right. Now, let's solve another math question together.
What is the value of the expression 3 ^ 2 + ( ) ^ and multiplied by 5 - 3 inside the parentheses.
Many people when solving this question first go for the exponent, and instead of this expression, they write 9 plus open parentheses, 6 - 4 close parentheses, and multiplied by 5 - 3 inside the parentheses.
In the next step, they go to the expression inside the first parentheses, and write this expression as 9 plus 2 multiplied by open parentheses, 5 - 3 close parentheses.
Then, they go for the addition between 9 and 2, and instead of this expression, they write 11 multiplied by open parentheses, 5 - 3 close parentheses.
In the final step, they go to the expression inside the parentheses, and write this expression as 11 multiplied by 2, which finally gives them the answer 22.
However, this answer is absolutely wrong.
To solve this question, we must follow a rule that is called PEMDAS.
As you can see on the screen, in this expression, first we have an exponent, then an addition sign, followed by parentheses, then a multiplication, and finally another parentheses.
According to the PEMDAS rule, first we go for the parentheses, because parentheses have the highest priority than the other operation.
So, instead of this expression, we can write 3 as squared plus 2 multiplied by 2.
In the next step, we go for the exponent, because in the PEMDAS rule, after parentheses, exponent has a higher priority than the other operations. So, we rewrite this equation as 9 + 2 * 2.
And the final step, we go for the multiplication between 2 and 2 because multiplication has priority over addition.
So, instead of this equation, we can write 9 + 4, which finally gives us the answer 13.
All right. Now, let's solve the final math question together.
What is the value of the expression 30 - 20 / (6 - 1) and * 2 ^ 2?
Many people, when solving this question, first go for the subtraction between 30 and 20, and instead of this equation, they write 10 / (6 - 1) and * 2 ^ 2.
And the next step, they go to the expression inside the parentheses and write this equation as 10 / 5 * 2 ^ 2.
Then, they go for the division between 10 and 5, and instead of this equation, they write 2 * 2 ^ 2.
And the final step, they go to the exponent, and instead of this equation, they write 2 * 4, which finally gives them the answer 8.
But, that's definitely wrong.
Also, some other people, when solving this question, first go for the expression inside the parentheses because they believe parentheses have a higher priority than the other operations. So, instead of this equation, they write 30 - 20 / 5 * 2 ^ 2.
And the next step, they go for the exponent. And instead of this equation, they write 30 minus 20 divided by 5 multiplied by 4.
Then, they go for the multiplication between 5 and 4 because they think multiplication has a higher priority than division.
So, they write this equation as 30 minus 20 divided by 20.
And in the final step, they go for the division between 20 and 20 because they believe division has priority over subtraction.
So, instead of this equation, they write 30 minus 1, which finally gives them the answer 29.
However, this answer is actually incorrect.
To solve this question, we must follow the order of operations step-by-step from top to bottom.
As you can see on the screen, in this equation, first we have a subtraction sign, then a division sign, followed by parentheses, after that we have a multiplication, and finally exponent.
According to the PEMDAS rule, first we go for the expression inside the parentheses because P or parentheses have the highest priority than the other operations.
So, instead of this equation, we can write 30 minus 20 divided by 5 multiplied by 2 a square.
In the next step, we go for the exponent because in the PEMDAS rule, after parentheses, exponent has a higher priority than the other operations.
So, we write this equation as 30 minus 20 divided by 5 multiplied by 4.
Then, we move on to the division and multiplication because these two operations have a higher priority than subtraction.
However, we must pay close attention that multiplication and division have equal precedence and we must perform these two operations from left to right.
So, first we go for the division between 20 and 5 and instead of this operation, we can write 30 minus 4 multiplied by 4.
In the final step, we go for the multiplication between 4 and 4 because according to the PEMDAS rule, multiplication has priority over subtraction.
So, we rewrite this equation as 30 minus 16 which finally gives us the answer 14.
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