BEDMAS

Hello fellow readers,

Today I'm going to talk about BEDMAS so lets start off. So what dose BEDMAS stand for? B for Brackets E for Exponents D for Divide M for Multiply A for addiction and S for Subtract. So first in a equation first you check for the brackets and if there are no brackets then you check for the exponents and if there are no exponents you check for the divide and if there is no divide then you check for the multiply and if there is no multiply then you check for the addiction and if there is no addiction you check for the subtract so that is the order that you do when you have BEDMAS. So lets go on to a explain so here is a equation



12 x 9 + ( 9 + 6 ) =

first the we check for the bracket so ( 9 + 6 ) the answer is 16
so the equation is 12 x 9 + 16 

and we carry on so we check for the exponents but there is no exponents so we carry on so we check for the divide but there is no divide so we carry on so we check for the multiply yes there is multiply 12 x 6 = the answer is 72

so the equation is 72 + 16

So we carry on so we check for the addiction yes there is addiction so

72 + 16  so the answer is 88

so 12 x 9 + ( 9 + 6 ) =  so the answer is 88

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