Nursing Students General Students
Published Mar 3, 2017
KendraZab-Pina
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Ruby Vee, BSN
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Check out a basic Algebra textbook. Perhaps a different book explains it in a different enough way that it's easier for you to process. I always sucked at math until I had to take a math class for graduate school. If I didn't pass the class, I was out of school. Maybe it was the text and maybe it was the professor, but I got it that time around!
Scottishtape
561 Posts
Khan Academy is what got me through all of my college algebra classes. It's fantastic.
Good luck!
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MetamorphRN
2 Posts
For order of operations, I learned PEMDAS or "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally" to help me in high school and it's stuck with me. So it's:
1. Parentheses
2. Exponents
3. Multiply/Divide (from left to right)
4. Add/Subtract (also from left to right)
As far as exponents, what is confusing you about them?
It's the additions and subtraction with the exponents in order of operations that messes me up all the time when its a big problem.