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welcome to math with Mr Jay
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in this video I'm going to cover the
order of operations and specifically
we're going to look at examples that
involve fraction bars remember the order
of operations are parentheses exponents
multiplication and division and then
addition and subtraction now when it
comes to fraction bars they tell us to
group everything together on top the
numerator and then group everything
together on the bottom the denominator
the fraction bar acts as a grouping
symbol group the top group the bottom
and then lastly we divide the top by the
bottom so the numerator divided by the
denominator let's jump into our examples
and see exactly what this all means
starting with number one where we have
10 plus 5 times 6 above the fraction bar
so the numerator and then 12 divided by
3 below the fraction bar so the
denominator so that fraction bar tells
us that we take the result of the top
the numerator and divide it by the
result of the bottom the denominator so
we can think of it like this we are
grouping
the top
and grouping the bottom so group the
numerator and group the denominator once
we have those results we divide now as
we work through this we need to use the
order of operations let's start with the
top we have 10 plus 5 times 6. so we
need to multiply first and then add
remember multiplication comes before
addition 5 times 6 gives us Thirty so we
have 10 plus 30 that gives us 40.
so the numerator
is 40 as far as the bottom we have 12
divided by 3 which is 4 so the
denominator
is 4 and we end up with 40 over 4. now
we need to divide we have our numerator
40 divided by our denominator four forty
divided by 4 gives us 10.
so this is our final answer 10. now
before we move on to number two I do
want to mention we can work through
problems like this that involve a
fraction bar to the side so let me
rewrite the problem here and go through
what this will look like so 10 plus 5
times 6
and then we have the fraction bar and
then 12.
divided by 3. so let's start with the
top we need to multiply first 5 times 6
is 30 so 10 plus 30.
gives us 40 and then as far as the
bottom 12 divided by 3
gives us 4. so we end up with 40 over 4.
so 40 divided by 4 now gives us that
answer
of 10. so just a different way to work
through the problem we get the same
answer either way but if you prefer
working your way down or maybe you
prefer working your way to the side
either way will work let's move on to
number two
so now we can take a look at number two
where we have 28 minus 22 plus 15 on top
and then below the fraction bar we have
in parentheses 27 minus 9 and
parentheses divided by and then in
parentheses 3 times 2 and parentheses
let's start with the top so we have
subtraction and addition which are on
the same level they are the same
priority that means we work from left to
right so working from left to right we
have subtraction first here so 28 minus
22 that gives us 6 then we have plus 15.
so 6 plus 15 that gives us
21 so 21 is the numerator now let's take
a look at the bottom so the denominator
here and we have two sets of parentheses
so we have 27 minus 9 and 3 times 2. for
the bottom we're going to work through
this in a couple of steps since this has
a little more to it let's work through
the parentheses so we have 27 minus 9
that gives us
okay
18
divided by
and then in the other set of parentheses
we have three times two that gives us
6. so we have 21 for the numerator and
then as far as the denominator the
bottom let's do 18 divided by 6. that
gives us
three so we end up with 21 over 3. 21
divided by 3.
that gives us 7. and this is our final
answer let's work through this problem
to the side as well to show what that
will look like so we have 28
minus 22
Plus 15.
then we have the fraction bar
27 minus 9 in parentheses
divided by
three times two in parentheses let's
start with the top so we have 28 minus
22 that gives us 6 plus 15
gives us
21.
now for the bottom and we will do each
set of parentheses we will start with 27
minus 9.
that gives us 18. divided by and then
the other set of parentheses 3 times 2
gives us 6.
so we have 21
over and then 18 divided by 6
is 3 and we end with 21 divided by 3
which gives us a final answer of 7. and
again it doesn't matter which way you go
about working through these problems you
can work your way down or you can work
your way to the side either way will
work as long as you follow the order of
operations and just remember that
fraction bar is a grouping symbol we
group the top and then we group the
bottom and then lastly we divide the
results so the result of the top divided
by the result of the bottom the
numerator divided by the denominator so
there you have it there's how to work
through order of operations problems
that involve a fraction bar I hope that
helped
thanks so much for watching
until next time peace