How to Beat GED Math Order of Operations (PEMDAS) Questions

In this video, I teach you how to use the order of operations rules (aka PEMDAS) for the GED math test.
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[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Thank you

[@TestPrepChampions]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!!

[@angelasy1976]

hi Parker do you have any videos with simplifying exponents please?

[@deeznutz1156]

Thanks I actually learn here, than in actual class

[@Godschild113]

Facts

[@schwifty98]

At 5:55 you said the 3 would just be cancel out how do you just cancel out a entire number in a problem please explain I have my ged test in 8 days

[@Godschild113]

Did u past ?

[@schwifty98]

You said the 3 we are gona cancel out why ?

[@deeznutz1156]

I thought 2 cubed was 4

[@petevenuti7355]

A square is 2d
a cube is 3d so 2x2 is a square, 2x2x2 is a cube (three two's).
3 cubed would be 27 (3 three's multiplied)

[@petevenuti7355]

I was taught and expected to use pemdas all through my schooling .
Why have I been seeing more and more calculators and even teachers using a left to right priority system?
People still argue about it and think their right!
Why the shift away from pemdas?
As long as the GED is still pemdas thats what im teaching my kid...