I was taught "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally."
Which is a mnemonic for:
Parentheses
Exponents
Multiplication
Division
Addition
Subtraction
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I was taught "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally."
Which is a mnemonic for:
Parentheses
Exponents
Multiplication
Division
Addition
Subtraction
Well, there was some mnemonic which she could only remember half of, which I pointed out means the mnemonic didn't really work.OK, I'll pass that on. I thought that was true, but it was 6:30 in the morning, math is not exactly automatic for me at the best of times.
erika, per a link from this page: [link]
A mnemonic is: Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally.
P: Parentheses (innermost first)
E: Exponents (powers or roots)
M, D: Multiply or Divide (from LEFT to RIGHT)
A, S: Add or Subtract (from LEFT to RIGHT)
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Oh, right. Aunt Sally and all her inappropriate behavior.
Val--that sounds like homework I should be doing! I need to take that up with my therapist on my next appt. Also the diary cards.
My computer was working better, however if I have another problem I'm going to demand money back.
I just reminded myself of on The Wire, when a young dealer teaches the other other guys chess by using terms from the street they know already...like a bishop is like the stash because it moves all the time, pawns are like soldiers cause they just gotta "stand there and die."
"Unless they some smart-ass pawns," one guy says.
I think I got the math equivalent.
Gronkity gronk gronk gronk.
Coffee. Need coffee.
I may have to start watching tThe Wire, just on the strength of street guys playing chess.
Coffee. Need coffee.
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