Order of Operations
8 + (6-3) x 2
14
23×14
322
508 ÷ 4
127
385÷14
27 R 7
Samantha bought 3 packs of pencils. Each pack has 12 pencils. She gave 5 pencils to her friend and kept the rest. How many pencils does she have left?
31 pencils
20−6÷3+4
22
46×27
1242
2,048 ÷ 8
256
729÷27
27
A bakery bakes 24 cookies per tray. If they bake 36 trays in one day, how many cookies do they bake in total?
864 cookies
24÷(3+1)+6
12
263×48
12,624
1,298 ÷ 4
324 R2
1,048÷32
32 R 24
A school library has 624 books. They want to place the books evenly on 26 shelves. How many books will go on each shelf?
24 books per shelf
12+6÷3×2
16
512×76
38,912
4,371 ÷ 7
624 R 3
4,236÷43
98 R 22
A farmer harvested 1,245 apples and wants to pack them into crates, each holding 47 apples. How many full crates can he make, and how many apples will be left over?
26 full crates, 23 apples left over
18−[4+(6÷2)]×2
4
6,324 x 34
215,016
2,033 ÷ 5
406 R3
6,348÷58
109 R26
A printing company receives an order for 2,376 flyers. Each box holds 48 flyers. They also need 3 extra boxes for mistakes.
a. How many boxes of flyers are needed without considering the extra boxes?
b. How many boxes are needed including the 3 extra boxes?
c. If each box costs $12 to ship, what is the total shipping cost for all the boxes?
a. 50 boxes
b. 53 boxes
c. $636 total