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What is the Difference between Order of operations and Algebraic Expressions

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The Order of Operations is a set of rules that tell you how to evaluate Algebraic Expressions.

They are different classes of object, like a knife and an apple. They cannot be compared, but one is used to make something useful of the other.

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