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Fun real-world problems with BPEMDAS

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1

In 6 + 2 × 3 equals what after applying the order of operations?

2

(8 - 2) × 3 = ?

3

In 2 × (4 + 3) ÷ 7. What is the value?

4

3 × (2 + 4) ÷ 3. Result?

5

Shopping list: 3 notebooks at $3 each plus 2 pencils at $1 each. Total equal to?

6

At a family bake sale, mom bakes 2 trays with 6 cookies each, dad adds 3 more trays with 4 cookies each. How many cookies in total? (2×6)+(3×4)

7

On a road trip, gas costs $3.50/gal. They buy 4 gallons and get $2 off with a coupon. What is spent? 3.5×4−2

8

For a party, 3 pizzas at $9 each and 2 salads at $4 each. What is the total before tax? 3×9+2×4

9

In a fundraiser, grandma brings 15 cupcakes and friends add 9 more. If 4 cupcakes fit per gift box, how many boxes? (15+9)÷4

10

A family vacation costs 3 adults at $8 and 2 youths at $5 each. Total cost? (3×8)+(2×5)

11

At a garden picnic, 3 baskets hold 6 sandwiches each. If 5 sandwiches are eaten, how many left? 3×6−5

12

Grandma’s party balloons: 5 packs of 10 balloons minus 14 given away. How many left? (5×10)−14

13

In a book drive, 5 boxes with 4 books each plus 7 boxes with 3 books each. Total books? (5×4)+(7×3)

14

Weekend groceries: 6 bags of rice at $3 each plus 4 gallons of milk at $2 each. Total cost? (6×3)+(4×2)

15

At grandma’s kitchen, 2 trays of cookies with 8 each and 3 trays with 5 each. Total cookies? (2×8)+(3×5)

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Multiply before add to get 6 + 6 = 12.

Subtract first, then multiply: (6) × 3 = 18.

Add inside, multiply, then divide: 2×7=14; 14÷7=2.

2+4=6; 3×6=18; 18÷3=6.

Compute 3×3=9 and 2×1=2; 9+2=11.

Use distributive steps: compute each product then add.

Order: multiply then subtract.

Sum the costs of pizzas and salads.

Add then divide by 4.

Calculate each group then sum.

Multiply, then subtract.

Compute packs then subtract.

Sum both products.

Add costs from each item.

Compute both products then add.

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