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Navigate through this set of order of operations worksheets and learn the sequence in which an equation with multiple terms and operators is to be solved. Our exclusive PEMDAS and DMAS worksheets come with answer keys and include exercises like evaluating expressions with two operators, expressions with parentheses, brackets, and braces, evaluating expressions with nested parentheses, and many more. Make the most of our free worksheets!
Evaluating Expressions Involving Two Operators
Observe the two operators, figure out the correct sequence, and evaluate each expression according to the order. This bundle of DMAS worksheets is designed for kids in grade 4 and grade 5.
Evaluating Expressions Involving Three Operators
Offering practice in evaluating expressions involving three operators, this set of exercises requires learners to divide or multiply before they add or subtract while evaluating expressions.
Evaluating Expressions Involving Multiple Operators
Get plenty of practice evaluating expressions with up to 5 operators with this compilation. Learning operator precedence is the key to simplifying expressions with multiple operators.
Evaluating Numerical Expressions with Integers
Introduce kids to integer operations with our order of operations worksheets. Stick to the sign rules to find the sum, difference, product, and quotient of integers and obtain the values of expressions.
Evaluating Numerical Expressions with Fractions
Featured here are arithmetic expressions involving like and unlike fractions. Find the LCM, determine the sum, difference, product, and quotient of fractions, and reduce the terms to their simplest form.
Evaluating Numerical Expressions with Decimals
Augment simplification skills with our PEMDAS worksheets! Evaluate expressions by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals with up to hundredths places, and decimals with exponents.
Expressions with Parentheses | Easy
Each expression contains a single pair of parentheses and two operators. Simplify the parentheses and move on to the operations to complete these practice sheets.
Expressions with Parentheses | Moderate / Difficult
Moderate-level problems include expressions with one set of parentheses. Difficult-level problems have one or two sets of parentheses and up to five operations.
Evaluating Expressions Involving Exponents
Excel in simplifying arithmetic expressions with exponential notations. Evaluate whole numbers and integers raised to single-digit powers and practice simplifying the arithmetic expressions.
Comparing Numerical Expressions | Easy
Acquire the skill of comparing expressions with no parentheses! Kids in 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade obtain the values of the expressions, compare them using comparison signs, and match equivalent expressions.
Comparing Numerical Expressions | Moderate
Solve each pair of equations and compare them using the “equal to” or “not equal to” sign in part A, <, >, or = in part B and match expressions in part C in this bundle of printables.
Work your way through a host of equations with missing operators, where the values of the expressions are specified. All you need to do is rearrange the equations, perform the operations in order, and find the unknown operators.
Raise the bar with this set of pdfs abounding in arithmetic equations with parentheses. Solve each equation using PEMDAS or BODMAS, and find the operator that makes the equation true.
Expressions with Parentheses, Brackets, and Braces
Learn to reduce expressions with multiple grouping symbols with this set of expressions with parentheses, brackets, and braces worksheets. Keep in mind that parentheses take precedence, followed by brackets and braces.
Evaluating Expressions with Nested Parentheses
Simplify the innermost parentheses first and proceed toward the next, until you reach the outermost parentheses. Always evaluate the expression from the inside-out using the PEMDAS or BODMAS rule.
Evaluating Numerical Expressions with Rational Numbers
There are 10 expressions in each of these order of operation worksheets. Precisely perform the multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction of positive and negative rational numbers and simplify arithmetic expressions without a hitch.
