Number Comparison: Identifying the Smallest Value Among Given Numbers

Question

Which has the smallest value?

Video Solution

Solution Steps

00:03 Let's begin with the first exercise. It's a great starting point!
00:21 Now, we have a simple exercise. Let's solve it together!
00:26 Next, move on to the second exercise. Ready, set, go!
00:32 Remember, multiplication and division are equal in the operation order. Solve them from left to right.
00:45 Let's proceed to the third exercise. You're doing great!
00:51 Multiplication and division come before addition and subtraction in any operation.
00:57 All that's left is a simple subtraction. You can do it!
01:00 This is the solution to the third exercise. Well done!
01:08 Remember, multiplication and division take priority over adding and subtracting. Keep it up!
01:18 In the fourth exercise, the answer is the smallest of all. Great job!

Step-by-Step Solution

A:

100−3×20=100−(3×20)=100−60=40 100-3\times20=100-(3\times20)=100-60=40

B:

10:5×20=2×20=40 10:5\times20=2\times20=40

C:

50−4×3=50−(4×3)=50−12=38 50-4\times3=50-(4\times3)=50-12=38

D':

20:4+10=(20:4)+10=5+10=15 20:4+10=(20:4)+10=5+10=15

Answer

20 ⁣:4+10 20\colon4+10

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Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division: Identify the greater value Multiplication and division: Identify the greater value