Operations - Calculations
Order of operations using BIDMAS
BIDMAS is an acronym used to tell you the correct sequence to complete a calculation when there are different operations.
How to multiply using the partition method
The partition method of multiplication involves breaking numbers into parts and is useful in making a multiplication easier to manage.
How to multiply using Napier's method
Napier鈥檚 method of multiplication uses a grid to multiply large numbers when you do not have a calculator.
How to multiply using the area method
The area method of multiplication is also known as the grid or box method.
How to use the short multiplication method
Short multiplication is a method using columns to set out and calculate a multiplication.
How to use the short division method
Short division is also known as the bus stop method and is often used to divide large numbers.
How to divide using the area method
The area method treats a division as an area problem. It is sometimes known as the array method or the grid method.
Multiplying and dividing by numbers between 0 and 1
Multiplying and dividing by numbers between 0 and 1.
How to use the bar method to model and solve problems
Mathematics problems can be visualised through bar modelling, using rectangles to represent known and unknown amounts. This helps to bring together all relevant information.
How to work out a unit price
Learn how to work out a unit price. Unit prices can be compared to find the best value for money when shopping.
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