GED® Math Prep: Simplifying Expressions with Exponents (0.5, Exp, #12)

Crucial GED® Math Basics, Lesson 5: Order of Operations, Experienced, #12

Students who simply memorized the PEMDAS acronym in order to remember the order of operations will often make a crucial mistake in this type of example. However, it is crucial that you understand the order of operations more deeply than a memorized pneumonic. The GED Test often directly tests this skill, simplifying arithmetic expressions featuring exponents, in the non-calculator section. Even more importantly, this skill is crucial to the algebra you need for the test and for your college classes.

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[angelitamaqsood]

Thank you so much! Much love to you! ❤

[jackalantlers]

i've always used PEMDAS for the order of operations, and had never even heard of GEMA until now, but it really does make a big difference. i was always confused when a group (parentheses) was elevated to another power, and now i understand! thanks so much!

[ayeb]

i got a 169 on my ged ready practice test, i understand all of the questions and videos ive watched, but i still dont feel confident! is there a chance there will be stuff on the test that isnt in your math crash course?

[woxkoffone]

now i feel like i failed this ged twice bc of pemdas lol, wish me luck on my third try yall

[sehamanwar]

I need help with question 7 please help
1/2+|2-5|

[yomamatx]

How do you solve number 5. (5 over 3)cubed - 4 over 3 time 2 over 3??