IXL | Evaluate numerical expressions involving integers | 8th grade math

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Evaluate the expression.

2

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3

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3

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Evaluate the expression.

4

+

3

×

2

key idea

To evaluate an expression with multiple operations, you can follow the order of

operations:

Perform operations inside parentheses.
Evaluate exponents.
Multiply and divide from left to right.
Add and subtract from left to right.

solution

First, identify the operations in the expression.

4

+

3

×

2

This expression has addition and multiplication. The order of operations says to multiply before adding.

4

+

3

×

2

=

4

+

6

Now, add.

4

+

6

=

10

The value of the expression is 10.

Looking for more? Try these:

Lesson: Order of operations

Lesson: Adding and subtracting integers

Lesson: Multiplying and dividing integers

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Not feeling ready yet? These can help:

E.7Evaluate numerical expressions involving whole numbers

A.4Add and subtract integers

A.8Multiply and divide integers

Lesson: Order of operations

Lesson: Adding and subtracting integers

Lesson: Multiplying and dividing integers