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View this series of videos created by Assistant Professor Allisha Wise for MAT1222
An "operation" is a mathematical action such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, etc. When solving mathematical expressions, it is important to follow the order of operations--steps that should be followed to arrive at a correct answer.
Mathematical equations should be solved from left to right. Then solve in the following order using PEMDAS:
P Solve what appears in parentheses first
E Compute the exponents (roots) next
M Multiply from left to right
D Divide from left to right
A Add from left to right
S Subtract from left to right
Watch the video below to gain a better understanding of the distributive property.
Linear equations have one or two variables. Linear equations can take on three forms:
Watch the video playlist below for a better understanding of linear equations
Watch the playlist linked below for a better understanding of how to graph linear equations.
Watch these Kahn Academy videos for a better understanding of slope.
Watch the playlist linked below for a better understanding of the quadratic equation.
