Order of Operations - Addition, Multiplication and Division
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Order of Operations
This example illustrates the order of operations in mathematics, focusing on the precedence of addition, multiplication, and division. By adjusting variables, you can observe the results under different operation orders. It uses GeoGebra commands such as Random, text, and button for construction. Suitable for middle school and above students to learn about the order of operations and basic algebraic operations.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Random(2, 12) → aaRandom(1, 12) → bbRandom(1, 12) → ccRandom(1, 12) → ddRandom(1, 12) → eeRandom(1, 12) → ffRandom(2, 12) → aa_1Random(2, 12) → aa_2Random(2, 12) → aa_3Random(1, 12) → bb_1Random(1, 12) → bb_2Random(0, bb_1) → bb_3Random(1, 12) → bb_4Random(1, 12) → bb_5Random(1, 12) → bb_6Random(0, bb_5) → bb_7Random(1, 12) → cc_1Random(1, 12) → cc_2Random(1, 12) → cc_3Random(1, 12) → dd_1Random(1, 12) → dd_2Random(1, 12) → dd_3Random(1, 12) → dd_4Random(1, 12) → ee_1Random(1, 12) → ee_2Random(1, 12) → ee_3Random(1, 12) → ee_4Random(1, 12) → ee_5Random(1, 12) → ff_1Random(1, (ff * ff_1)) → ff_2Random(1, 12) → ff_3Random(1, 12) → ff_4Random(1, 12) → ff_5Random(1, 12) → ff_6Random(1, 12) → ff_7Random(1, 12) → ff_8Random(1, 12) → ff_9Random(1, 12) → ff_{10}Random(1, 12) → ff_{11}Random(1, 12) → ggRandom(1, 12) → gg_1Random(gggg1, gggg1 + 20) → gg_2