General Mathematics: Units 1 and 2
Order of operations (12 General)
Computation and practical arithmetic
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This is the first video in the series for General Mathematics. Looking at Order of Operations we recap some of the work which will have been taught in past years of your Mathematics education. Using BIDMAS (or BODMAS) I explain why we use it and how to use it using a range of examples. The theory is clear and easy to understand.
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- Introduction
- Learning Objectives
- Recap of
- Is it BODMAS or BIDMAS
- I'm going to use BIDMAS
- Can't I just use my calculator
- Following the rules of BIDMAS
- Examples of using BIDMAS
- Summary
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- Title Order of operations (12 General)
- Section Computation and practical arithmetic
- Course General Mathematics: Units 1 and 2
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