MATH 3

SERIES OF OPERATIONS
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Example 1:
Suppose a boat ride at the Niagara Falls costs 13 Canadian dollars
for an adult and 8 Canadian dollars for achild. If 764 dults and 565
children rode the boat in one day, how much was the total earnings
that day?

The number sentence that we can use to solve fpr the problem is:
764 x 13 + 565 x 8 = N
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Here are some rules when performing a series of operations involving
addition, subtraction and multiplication:

RULE 1the operations inside the parenthesis before the operations

Perform
outside the parenthesis.

RULE 2
Perform multiplication before subtraction or addition.

RULE 3
If a problem involves both addition and subtraction, perform those
two operations as they appear from left to right.
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Example 1:
Suppose a boat ride at the Niagara Falls costs 13 Canadian dollars
for an adult and 8 Canadian dollars for achild. If 764 dults and 565
children rode the boat in one day, how much was the total earnings
that day?
764 x 13 + 565 x 8 = N
Solution:
9,932 + 4,520 = N

14,452 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
946 - 67 x 4 + 2,535 = N

946 - 268 + 2,535 = N

678 + 2,535 = N

3,213 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
946 - 67 x 4 + 2,535 = N

946 - 268 + 2,535 = N

678 + 2,535 = N

3,213 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
946 - 67 x 4 + 2,535 = N

946 - 268 + 2,535 = N

678 + 2,535 = N

3,213 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
946 - 67 x 4 + 2,535 = N

946 - 268 + 2,535 = N

678 + 2,535 = N

3,213 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
3,674 + (1,256 - 17 x 53) = N

3,678 + (1,256 - 901) =N

3,678 + 335 =N

4,029 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
3,674 + (1,256 - 17 x 53) = N

3,674 + (1,256 - 901) =N

3,678 + 335 =N

4,029 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
3,674 + (1,256 - 17 x 53) = N

3,674 + (1,256 - 901) =N

3,674 + 355 =N

4,029 =N
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Example 2:
Solve for N.
3,674 + (1,256 - 17 x 53) = N

3,674 + (1,256 - 901) =N

3,674 + 335 =N

4,029 =N
CONCEPT AND SKILLS LET'S
Perform the indicated operations. TRY

1. 34 x 78 - 143 2. 3,984 - 23 x76

3. 14 x 7 x 21 - 100 4. 67 - 2 x 4 x 5

5. (5 + 89) x 200 6. 19 x 50 + 16

7. 980 + 237 x 20 8. (45 - 23) x 16

9. 25 x 89 - 6 x 8 10. (17 - 8) x (23 - 5)

CONCEPT AND SKILLS LET'S
Solve for N. TRY

1. 45 x 98 + 26 x 61 = N

2. 2,000 - 5 x 7 + 50 = N

3. 18 x 76 - 13 x 43 = N

4. 985 - 45 + 743 x 12 = N

5. 600 x 5 x 8 - 408 = N
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Solve for N. TRY

6. (16 + 4) x (48 - 17) = N

7. 3,074 + (15 x 27 - 238) = N

8. 24 x (400 - 265) + 861 = N

9. 4 x (8,453 - 739 + 7,276) = N

10. (578 - 487) x (32 + 158) = N

PROBLEM SOLVING LET'S
TRY

1. For the first quarter of the year, Missy was able to save
7 one hundred peso bills and 23 fifty-peso bills. How much
was she able to save during the first quarter?

2. Abi makes small and large bags. Each small bags need
40 square decimeters of cloth, while the large bags need
90 square decimeters of cloth. She plans to make 25 small
bags and 12 large bags. If she has 3,000 square decimeters
of cloth, how much cloth will be left after she makes all
the bags?
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TRY

3. Karina wants to solve the following problem:

43 x 34 - 150 + 271. If she performs the operation as they
appear from left to right, will she get the same answer if
she follows the rules presented in this lesson? Explain your
answer.

4. In the mathematical problem 360 - 12 x 5 + 19 = N,

where should a parenthesis be placed to get N = 281?
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TRY

5. Which has a value of 774, A or B? Explain your answer.

29 x 25 - 13 + 12 = A 29 x 25 - (13 - 12) = B