Vocabulary
Order of Operations
Numerical Expressions
Word Problems
100

What is a combination of numbers and at least one operation?

Expression

100

Name the Order of Operations. Is there a way that you remember the steps?

Parentheses   

Exponents

Add or Subtract (Left to Right)

Multiply or Divide (Left to Right)

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally


100

Write each phrase as a numerical expression.

multiply 4 and 7, then subtract 5

(4 x 7) - 5

100

The admission to the skating rink is $5 and $6 for food for one person. 

Write an expression for the total cost for one person.

$5 + $6

200

What is a word for to solve or to find the value?

Evaluate

200

Evaluate this expression.

2 times {15 - [(12 div 3) times2]}

14

200

Write the phrase as a numerical expression.

add 3 to the product of 10 and 4

(10 x 4) + 3

200

Tia and her five friends are going to the ice skating rink.  Each person pays $5 for admission and $6 for food.  Write an expression to find the total cost for Tia and her friends.

($5 + $6) x 6

300

What are a set of rules to follow when more than one operation is used in an expression?

Order of Operations

300

Write the phrase as a numerical expression.

subtract 8 from the quotient of 15 and 3

(15 div 3) - 8

300

Tia and her five friends are going to the ice skating rink.  Each person pays $5 for admission and $6 for food.  There is a coupon for $10 off the total cost. Write an expression to find the total cost for Tia and her friends. What is the total cost?

[($5 + $6) x 6] - $10 = $56

400

Write the phrase as a numerical expression.

subtract 9 from 13, then multiply the result by 2

(13 - 9) times 2

400

Cameron has 2 video game holder stands.  Each stand has 2 rows of 20 games and 2 rows of 24 DVDs.  Write and evaluate a numerical expression to find the total number of games and DVDs Cameron's stand can hold.

What expression would you use to find the answer? What is the answer?

[(2 x 20) + (2 x 24)] x 2

[40 + 48] x 2

88 x 2 = 176 games and DVDs

500

Arturo buys 3 containers of ice cream for $5 each and a cake that costs $8 to take to his friend's party.  Which expression will allow you to find how much money Arturo spent on ice cream and cake?

A) $8 x 3 x $5                 C)  (3 x $8) + $5

B) (3 x $5) + $8              D) 3 x ($5 + $8)

B) (3 x $5) + $8

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