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How To Solve BODMAS Rules, Worksheets Leverage Edu 3
How To Solve BODMAS Rules, Worksheets Leverage Edu 3
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Following are the guidelines for utilising the BODMAS rule to simplify the expression: Sonal Nov 12, 2022
BODMAS vs PEMDAS
Two acronyms that are used to recall the order of operations are BODMAS and
PEMDAS. Nearly identical to the PEMDAS rule is the BODMAS rule. Because certain
terms are recognised by different names in several nations, there is a variance in the
abbreviation. When applying the BODMAS rule or the PEMDAS rule, it’s important to
keep in mind that we solve the operation that comes first from the left side of the
equation when we reach the stage of division and multiplication. For both addition and
subtraction, the same approach applies: we solve the operation that appears first on the
left side.
Conditions to follow:
If there is any bracket, open the bracket, then add or subtract the terms. a + (b +
c) = a + b + c, a + (b – c) = a + b – c
If there is a negative sign just open the bracket, and multiply the negative sign with
each term inside the bracket. a – (b + c) a – b – c
If there is any term just outside the bracket, multiply that outside term with each
term inside the bracket. a(b + c) ab + ac
BODMAS Quiz
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Example: 4(10+15÷5×4-2×2)
You can solve even the most complicated mathematical questions using this BODMAS
rule of Brackets of Division, Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction.
BODMAS Questions
BODMAS Rules
As per the BODMAS rule, the first thing you need to do while solving a question is the
simplification of brackets. But do you know how to simplify brackets? Don’t worry, let’s
discover ways of removing brackets and expanding an expression with the help of an
example:
Suppose we have an equation x (y + z), to open brackets and expand the terms, we will
use the Distributive Property which states that a (b + c) = ab + bc. Therefore the given
equation will become: x (y + z) =xy + xz.
We hope the simplification of brackets is clear to you now. Let us look at some complex
examples for a better understanding.
Solution
In question 9 (5 + 3) let us use the Distributive Property [a (b + c) = ab + bc]
9 (5 + 3) = 9 × 5 + 9 × 3
= 45 + 27
= 72
Solution:
We will again use the Distributive Property [a (b + c) = ab + bc] to proceed with question
11 (2y + 3). The equation will become:
11 (2y + 3) = 11 × 2y + 11 × 3
= 22y + 33
BODMAS Question
BODMAS Question
Solution:
42 ÷ 2 + a × 3 − 22 = 8
Using BODMAS, we will first work on the division
21 + a × 3 – 22 = 8
Next, we will do the rearrangement of terms, followed by subtraction
a 3 – 22 + 21 = 8
a×3–1=8
Taking -1 to the other side
a×3=8+1
a×3=9
a = 9/3
a=3
The value of a is 3!
Solution:
To understand the question better, let us add brackets to this problem
Therefore, 3 + 3 of 3 ÷ 3 of 3 × 3 will become 3 + (3 of 3) ÷ 3 of 3 × 3
Using BODMAS, we will first work on brackets and of
3 + 9 ÷ 3 of 3 × 3
3 + 3 of 3 × 3
3 + (3 of 3) × 3
3+9×3
As per the BODMAS rule, we will solve multiplication first
3 + 27
= 30
Solution:
For the given 4 options, the only × with – is making the equation correct. Let us
understand and verify it by replacing these signs in the above-mentioned BODMAS
question.
Original Equation: 9 + 7 × 1= 5 − 3
New Equation: 9 + 7 − 1 = 5 × 3
Solution:
6162 + x + 3330 = 2545
We will first rearrange the equation
6162 + 3330 + x = 2545
Solution:
As per the BODMAS rule, we will start solving the equation by division:
6÷2+7×4
3+7x4
The next operation that falls next as per the BODMAS rule is Multiplication
3+7x4
3 + 28
= 31
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