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In what equation would I use the formula PEMDAS?
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Something like this (7-2) * 4^2 / 2 - 3 + 1
\[(7-1) \times 4^{2} \div 2 - 3 + 1\]
ok thanks
PEMDAS is not really a formula. It is a way to remember the "rules" for arithmetic so that everybody gets the same answer when they see complicated arithmetic.
It is the general rule in solving equations. Thus, use it everytime. Keep in mind what this abbreviation means: P (Parenthesis), E (Exponent), M (Multiplication), D (Division), A (Addition), S (Subtraction) Mostly used in polynomial equations. Good luck and God bless :)
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