Develop a real world scenario that illustrates the Order of Operations . Your post should include a mathematical expression that represents your unique scenario, and a step by step explanation of how the Order of Operations is used to find your answer.

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Step 1In cases like these, we follow the order of operations. The order in which operations should be done is abbreviated as PEMDAS1. Parentheses2. Exponents3. Multiplication and Division (from left to right)4. Addition and Subtraction (from left to right)(One way to memorize this is to think of the phrase Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally)Step 2Example:   5  +  (  4  −  2  )  2  ×  3  ÷  6  −  1  =  ?- Start with the Parentheses:   4  −  2  =  2 (Even though subtraction is usually done in the last step, because it&#039;s in parentheses, we do this first.) That leaves   5  +  22  ×  3  ÷  6  −  1  =  ?- Then Exponents:   22  =  4. We now have   5  +  4  ×  3  ÷  6  −  1  =  ?- Then Multiplication and Division, starting from the left:   4  ×  3  =  12, leaving us with   5  +  12  ÷  6  −  1  =  ?- Then moving to the right:   12  ÷  6  =  2, making the problem   5  +  1  −  1  =  ?- Then Addition and Subtraction, starting from the left:   5  +  2  =  7, leaving   7  −  1  =  ?-.Finally, moving to the right:   7  −  1  =  6

Develop a real world scenario that illustrates the Order of Operations . Your post should include a mathematical expression that represents your unique scenario, and a step by step explanation of how the Order of Operations is used to find your answer.

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