Operations

Is there more than one way to evaluate an expression?

Order of operations, now with exponents!

Description on how to calculate area under the curve using a ti84 calculator.

Evaluating a numeric expression by applying the order of operations This lesson will look at an example problem involving the order of operations. This lesson will give an explanation of how to evaluate a numeric expression by applying the order of operations with a step by step look to better explain the concept.

This lesson will look at an example problem to explain how to isolate the square root solve a square root function using inverse operations.

This math lesson will look at an example problem on inverse operations to explain how to use inverse operations to solve a exponential equation without the one to one property

In this video lesson Mr. Donnelly will be explaining how to solve two step word problems where the unknown is replaced by a letter.

This math lesson will look at an example problem on equations to explain how to apply inverse operations to solve an equation with a square root

The solution to a typical exam question - the inverse of 197 modulo 3000.