An algebra property which is used to multiply one integer by one or more other integers inside a set of parentheses.
<h3>What are order of operations</h3>
The order in which operations in an expression to be evaluated are carried out.
Why learn this:
Order of operations is a basic rule of algebra. It tells us what to solve first when we have an equation with multiple functions, which is something that you will likely encounter throughout your maths studies. The order is: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, then finally Addition and Subtraction. Remember that when you're solving within the parentheses, the Order of Operations applies!
L.S.A.=1/2pl where p represents the perimeter of the base and l the slant height. L.S.A. = ½(4*32)(24) L.S.A. = ½ (128)(24) L.S.A. =1/2(3072) L.S.A. = 1536 cm
