Question
Describe a situation where you would use the order of operations with money in your daily life.
Answers
jim
You go to a cafe with your two friends. You are treating them, and you are all having milk and a cinnamon bagel.
That is one such situation. How is the order of operations important? Work out the bill.
That is one such situation. How is the order of operations important? Work out the bill.
Vipster
How about calculating compound interest
CI = P * {(1+ R/100)^N}
P = Principal
R = Rate of interest
N = No. of years
CI is the compound interest generated
So you first go for the bracket
(1+ R/100) ---- B
then do the "^N" --- O
and then finally multiply by "P"---M
we follow BODMAS
Bracket, Order, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Substraction