BODMAS Challenge Worksheet for Grade 7
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Powered by AISolve the innermost expression (1 + 3), which equals 4. The expression now reads (12 − 4)^2 ÷ [2 × 4]. Next, simplify (12 − 4) to obtain 8, and then compute 8^2 to yield 64. Subsequently, multiply 2 × 4 to get 8. Finally, divide 64 by 8 to arrive at a final boxed answer of 8 .
Begin with the innermost operation (2 × 3) to get 6. Next, divide 36 by 6, resulting in 6. Calculate {42 − 3} to obtain 39. The expression simplifies to 6 + 39, concluding with a boxed final answer of 45. Neglecting BODMAS could lead to incorrect operations' sequence, such as dividing before completing multiplication, altering the final result .
Start with (4 −1), which is 3. Multiply 6 × 3, resulting in 18. Then, simplify (3 + 2) to 5, and compute 5^2, obtaining 25. The expression reduces to 25 + 18, giving a boxed final answer of 43. Observing the BODMAS rule ensures operations within brackets and exponents are prioritized correctly .
First, resolve the innermost bracket (5 − 2), giving 3. Then calculate 3^2 to get 9. Next, evaluate [3 + 9], resulting in 12. Follow by solving (4 + 6) to get 10. Multiply 10 by 12 to attain the boxed final answer of 120. Adhering to BODMAS prevents computational errors by maintaining the intended order of operations .
Begin by solving the innermost bracket (2 + 1), which equals 3. Then, calculate 32 × 3 = 96. Substituting these values, the expression becomes {4 + [96] ÷ 3}. Next, divide 96 by 3 to get 32. Finally, add 4 + 32 to obtain the boxed final answer of 36 .
First address the innermost bracket (4 × 2), resulting in 8. Then, solve [2 + 8] to get 10. The expression now reads 5 + {32 + 10}, which ultimately simplifies to 5 + 42. Adding these gives a final result of 47 .
First, compute (3 + 5) to obtain 8. Multiply by 2, resulting in 16. Raise 16 to the power of 2, giving 256. Then, divide by 4 to get 64. Finally, subtract 5 to achieve a boxed final answer of 59. Strategies to avoid errors include verifying each operation before proceeding and maintaining the correct order of operations per BODMAS, particularly during exponentiation and division .
Calculate the innermost bracket (2 + 1) to get 3. Multiply 8 × 3 to achieve 24. Then, simplify (10 + 2) to 12, and compute 12^2 to get 144. Substitute back into the expression as [144 − 24] ÷ 2. Evaluate 144 − 24 to obtain 120. Finally, divide 120 by 2 for a boxed final answer of 60. Adhering strictly to BODMAS maintains the integrity of the operations' sequence .
Calculate (32 − 1), equating to 31, and (4 + 2), equating to 6. Add these values to get 37. Square 37 to yield 1369. Finally, divide by 4 to arrive at the boxed final result of 342.25. Challenges include ensuring precise calculations of exponents and handling division of large numbers correctly, emphasizing the importance of step-by-step adherence to BODMAS .
Begin with the innermost brackets (6 + 4), which equals 10. Compute 10^2 to get 100. Substitute back to form [{100 − 4} ÷ 2] + 3. Calculate 100 − 4 to obtain 96. Divide 96 by 2 to arrive at 48. Finally, add 48 + 3 to get the boxed final answer of 51. The presence of nested brackets determines the sequence of operations, ensuring the innermost are prioritized .