The standard order of operations and the use of parentheses in Algebra are summarized.
Two examples evaluating the effect of parentheses on algebraic expressions.
Multiplying the contents of two sets of parentheses demonstrates how algebra provides the tools to break the most complicated problem into simple, sequential steps.
In algebraic expressions, radicals and exponents are completed first.
The order of operations is demonstrated in three examples.
Algebra includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division which are called operations. In an algebraic expression, these operations are completed in a certain order. The order of these operations is discussed in this clip.
Using parentheses to clarify an expression. Evaluating expressions containing parentheses within parentheses.
Parentheses indicate a package and are a tool for changing the order of operations.