Evaluating Expressions with Parentheses Worksheets
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Explore our free printable evaluating expressions with parentheses worksheets and let your math wizards simplify expressions involving up to two distinct parenthetical parts with a success worth emulating! As they set priorities on the operations involved in an expression, parentheses help an expression breathe easy. Completing the three levels of exercises encompassing expressions with only parentheses and those with parentheses and exponents, students understand how these grouping symbols alter the default order in which an expression is evaluated.
These evaluating expressions worksheet pdfs containing parentheses provide prolific practice for 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade students.
CCSS: 5.OA, 6.EE
Expressions with Parentheses - Easy
Practice simplifying expressions with parentheses with these exercises for grade 5 and grade 6. Each expression contains a single pair of parentheses and two operators. Simplify the parentheses and move on to the operations.
Expressions with Parentheses - Moderate
Boast exemplary evaluating skills by working with expressions with two or three operators in these moderate worksheets. Evaluate the parentheses, perform the other operations in order, and obtain the integer values of expressions.
Expressions with Parentheses - Difficult
Be a coming-of-age maestro of evaluating expressions with parentheses by solving these printable difficult-level worksheets presenting one or two parenthetical portions and up to 5 operations in each expression for evaluation.
Expressions with Parentheses and Exponents - Easy
In these pdf worksheets on finding the value of the expressions involving parentheses and exponents, evaluate the exponents within and outside the parentheses, and reduce the expression to a numerical value.
Expressions with Parentheses and Exponents - Moderate
Watch your evaluating-expressions skills soar with these moderate printable worksheets covering expressions with 2 or 3 operators, one pair of parentheses, and an exponential notation! Follow the PEMDAS rule.
Expressions with Parentheses and Exponents - Difficult
Watch grade 7 and grade 8 kids simplify expressions here. They perform the operation within one or two pairs of parentheses, follow the order of operations to evaluate the rest, and arrive at a numerical value in these pdf exercises.