order of operations worksheet

Order of Operations Worksheets: Beginner Level (No Parentheses – 2 Operations)

These worksheets provide practice with the order of operations using straightforward, two‑operation expressions. Each problem includes three numbers and combines addition or subtraction with multiplication or division, giving students a simple introduction to using the correct order of operations. Some answers may be negative, and answer keys are included for quick checking or guided review.

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For more practice or help with other pre-algebra topics, try our workbooks.

Pre-Algebra Workbook with Explanations, Examples, Practice Problems and Solutions
Mastering Fractions Workbook with Factors and Multiples

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