Order of Operations Involving Fractions

This video shows how to simplify an expression involving fractions using the order of operations.

[greengrasspillow]

Thank you for the very helpful video, I been struggling with math lately and your video helped me understand quite a lot

[trinimtracy]

Fantastic videos. You are the first person that clearly explains information in detail in a clear, concise manner. Thanks!

[dnbmonkey]

Thank you for helping me do better on my college placement test after going 13 years with taking every class I could BESIDES college math... It's time I faced it and videos like yours have helped a ton!

[chandra]

Thankx a lot I spent all day yesterday looking for; how to do fractions! And ur examples make it look easy!

[Eronlahu]

You explain this so much better than my teacher

[ynagpaul]

Excellent video, very methodical explanation. Reminds me of my days in math class back in the 60's. Thank you for helping every one out there learning Algebra.

[charlenecabasal]

Thank you i have a math quiz i need to submit in 5 hours and I really don't get the topic so I didn't answer it yet and you were one of the only channels that did this thanks. now I can answer my quiz.

[lukekyle]

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[julianadomingo]

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[kertkonfrim]

Good teachings . I've been struggling with maths and I think am improving but by bit

[giga_shadow]

Can you please make a video very similar to this but with longer/harder equations?
Thanks you!

[thomasbryant]

At 5:12 if it was a square root of 5 instead of 2 would we still have to write out the fraction and multiply them 5 times before we do the rest of the problem?

[heartbeatpraise]

Thank you for making things so simple. Some teachers are not reall good teachers if you know what I mean. But you are!

[Monique_Johnson]

I went down the rabbit hole with the second problem, twice. First I didn't reduce and I multiply by a reciprocal when it was suppose to be a straight across multiplication. I got 2625/10. The second attempt, I kept the denominator the same when I should have multiply across. I got 21. Then in your solution, I saw all my errors. Now what is the rule for keeping a common denominator or multiply across. At this point, I'm in the rabbit hole with a flash light; thinking about addition and multiplication fractions with common denominators.

[ShesArizza]

Thanks, I'll remember this for my test tomorrow x_x

[derwolf]

epik, good video, now i can multiply and divide :)

[shredsledman]

Thank you for going through the steps with us.

[kykuuuz]

thank you this is way better than my teacher

[jjimslim_]

Very helpful i'm always struggling the fractions when it comes to order of operations

[Cris.Secundino]

On 2:15 on the second example you multiply then divided but what if my example is backwards, my example is 7/9 divided by 1/3 multipled by 1/6 . How do i go by solving this