Evaluate 19 × (7 + 3), explaining why parentheses matter.
Practice — Chapter 2
Fresh problems from the immediately preceding lesson cluster. Show all work and attach correct units.
Consolidation questions
Evaluate 27 × (7 + 3), explaining why parentheses matter.
Evaluate 22 + 5 × 3. Identify the first operation.
Evaluate 13 + 3 × 9. Identify the first operation.
Evaluate 120 ÷ 3 ÷ 5, showing the equal-priority order.
Evaluate 126 ÷ 2 ÷ 7, showing the equal-priority order.
Write an expression for “7 times the sum of 22 and 6,” then evaluate it.
Write an expression for “5 times the sum of 23 and 6,” then evaluate it.
A team buys 4 identical kits. Each kit costs $19 for parts and $6 for a case. Write and evaluate one expression for the total.
A team buys 7 identical kits. Each kit costs $15 for parts and $5 for a case. Write and evaluate one expression for the total.
9 shelves each hold 29 novels and 2 reference books. Then 2 books are removed from each shelf. Write one expression for the books remaining.
9 shelves each hold 24 novels and 6 reference books. Then 3 books are removed from each shelf. Write one expression for the books remaining.
Representation and explanation
Use Consolidation Questions 1 and 2 above (not two questions of your choice). For Question 1 draw a grouping diagram that preserves the exact parentheses. For Question 2 draw a grouping diagram that preserves the exact parentheses. Label all quantities, include physical measurement units when they are part of the question, show which operation your model proves, and check the answers by an inverse calculation or a size estimate.