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Ex 2(3+4) =14

Without Parenthesis

2*3+4=10

14 is not 10

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PEMDAS, also known as parenthesesPOTATO, exponents, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction

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When solving equations make sure you have the variable on one side and the number on the other. You also have to show your work and check it.

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. Use order of operations
. Inverse Operations
. Show work, and Check it
. Combine like terms

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When solving equations,
- Use order of operations (PEMDAS)
- Work backwards, for solving equations with variables, in the order of operations

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An important fact is to always put the variable on one side and the constant terms on the other.

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It is important to never doubt your own abilities. Also, use the order of operations to check your work. It will help out a lot.

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When you solve a equation, remember using the format PEMDAS, so you won't forget the order of operations.

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Remember, parenthesis make a big difference when using exponent. For example:
2
(4+5)      =81
But...
2
4+5  = 29
See?

Also, when distributing negative integers, the sign may change.

So...
-2(2+3+4)
-4-3-8
=-15

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When you have parenthesis, use the order of operations first and combine like terms after. When you finish you can start using inverse operations to find your answer. When you finish check your work.
Here are some extra rules;
- negative x negative =  positive
- distributive property is only with addition and subtraction

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When solving an equation, remember to use Order of Operations, and after you finish, remember to check your answer to make sure your answer is right.

For example:
(3+7) x 5y = 100
If you don't use Order of Operations correctly, you will end up with the wrong answer to the question.
THE ANSWER IS X = 2

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When you solve an equation, you should always remember PEMDAS. (Order of Operations)

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Remember to always check your answer for the variable by rewriting the equation except this time replace the variable for your answer.

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Remember, when trying to find a variables value always do the inverse operation of the operation uses.
EX:  4x  - 6 = 18
+6    +6
4x = 24
4x / 4
24 / 4
x = 6

Remember to also check every time.
(I made an example first!)

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When you are solving an equation, it is always important to follow your order of operations. You do anything in parenthesis first, then exponents. After that, you do either multiplication or division depending on what comes first followed by addition and subtraction also depending on what comes first. An easy way to remember the order of operations is PEMDAS.

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When you are distributing a negative to a negative, it becomes positive.

Ex:         -3(4 - 3)
-12 + 9
-3

The negative 3 distributed to the negative 3 so it became positive 9.

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After solving equations, remember to check it. This way, you can rest assured that your answer is definitely correct.

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Positive * negative = negative
Positive * positive = positive
Negative * Negative = positive
(Same thing with division)

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When solving equations, you always need to make sure to use inverse operations - and to always  check your work after! : )

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When solving equations, it is important to use inverse operations - apply the order of operations in reverse order. And always check your work afterwards!

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While solving equations, you should remember to do the inverse operations to solve the problem.

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Whenever you solve an equation you should always remember the order of operations, PEMDAS