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How Do You Solve An Arithmetic Problem With Multiple Operations?

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How Do You Solve An Arithmetic Problem With Multiple Operations?

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In Mathematics, there has to be order so that everyone finds a consistent answer. When you are solving a problem with multiple operations, you will need to follow a set of basic operation rules. This method is called the order of operation. If you do not use the order of operation, you may not get the correct answer. As you use the order of operation, remember, that just like reading, you must solve going from left to right. If you have a problem that is a fraction, you must complete the numerator and denominator before dividing it. First, solve anything in parentheses. If there are multiple operations within the parentheses, you will follow the same order of operations within each set of parentheses. Second, complete all multiplication and division operations. Remember from left to right! Third, complete all addition and subtraction, again from left to right. Now, you should have your answer.

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