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Order of Operations
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100

Write each product as a power

12 x 12 x 12

123

100

10 + 40 ÷ 8 x 2

20

100

GCF of 16 and 24

8

100

Is 2 prime or composite?

Prime

100

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W: (1,5)

X: (4,2)

Y: (4,1)

Z: (2,4)

200

Write each product as a power

10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10

105

200

18-2(3-2)

16

200

GCF of 18 and 21

3

200

Is 51 prime or composite?

Composite

200

What are the characteristics of a square? Select all.

A: All four sides are the same length. 

B: Exactly one pair of sides is parallel.

C: Opposite sides are parallel.  

D: Each angle measures 90°. 


A, C, D

300

Write each product as a power

3 x 3 x 4 x 4 x 4

3x 43

300

2 x 4 + 32

17

300

LCM of 9 and 16

144

300

Prime Factorization of 28

2 x 2 x 7

2x 7

300

A student incorrectly stated that 23 = 2(3). Explain the student's error and find the correct answer

2= 2 x 2 x 2 = 8

The student multiplied the base and the exponent. You are supposed to multiply the base as many times as the exponent says.

400

Find the value of the power

34

81

400

(9-2)0 + 6

7

400

A bus arrives at a station every 6 minutes, a car arrives every 8 minutes, and a train arrives every 12 minutes. If they arrive at the same time now, how many minutes will it take for them to arrive at the station at the same time again? 

24 minutes

400

Prime Factorization of 72

2 x 2 x 2  x 3 x 3

23 x 32

400

Milk costs $5, peppers cost $2, tomatoes cost $4, pineapple costs $1.You buy 2 gallons of milk, 3 peppers, 2 tomatoes, and 1 pineapple. 


a] How much does this cost?

b] If you have a $5 off coupon, how much will you still owe?

a] $25

b] $20

500

Find the value of the power

25

32

500

43 + 6 x 7 - 15

91

500

Lisa has 72 candies and 48 chocolate bars to distribute into equal groups. What is the greatest number of groups she can make without any leftovers?

24 groups

500

 Prime Factorization of 35

5 x 7

500

A teacher divides 40 students into equal groups for a class project. Each group must have at least 5 and no more than 10 students. Select all possible group sizes. 

A. 8 groups of 5 students 

B. 5 groups of 8 students 

C. 4 groups of 10 students

 D. 2 groups of 20 students 

E. 1 groups of 40 students

A. 8 groups of 5 students 

B. 5 groups of 8 students 

C. 4 groups of 10 students