Bodmas worksheets for secondary gcse maths. Bodmas worksheet 1 has questions on working out the calculations shown. Bodmas worksheet 1 is displayed as a table for the first section and students follow the steps shown. Bodmas worksheet 2 asks students to insert brackets so that the statements given are true. Bodmas worksheet number 3 extends on the knowledge learned in bodmas worksheet number 1 but it is more difficult than bodmas worksheet number 1. Bodmas worksheet number 4 includes questions involving fractions. Bodmas worksheet number 5 asks students to choose the correct answer for the calculations given it then asks students to insert brackets to make the calculations true. Bodmas worksheet 6 asks students to work out calculations for themselves and then also using a calculator to check if they are correct.

What Is Bodmas Rule?

Bodmas can also be written as Bidmas. Brackets, Order, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction. It tells us the order that we should compute numbers in - it makes sure we're all on the same page.

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Bodmas worksheets are available under algebra worksheets as well as under number worksheets.

Bodmas Investigation Problem

The image below shows a bodmas resource. Students put their numbers into the missing boxes and find the answer. This bodmas worksheet could be used as a starter.

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How To Do Bodmas

Hey so here's a handy visual to help you remember that Bodmas stands for: Brackets, Order, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction. 'Order' stands for all of the "powers and roots" - we do it second. The image below shows the rules for Bodmas.

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Do First Example

The image below shows four bodmas example questions. The first bodmas question is 3 + 4 x 5. The answer is 23. The second bodmas question is 19 - 6 x 2. The answer is 7. The third bodmas question is (7 + 5) ÷ 3. The answer is 4. The fourth bodmas question is 8 + (4 - 2) x 10. The answer is 28.

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