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.
Describe a situation where you would use the order of operations with money in your daily life.
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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
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
2 answers