Lemon square!!! Scribe post!!!

Hi! guyzzz... We started the day with our terrifying test(just kidding). And finally Mr.K brought the lemon square, by the way its good Mr.K and can I have the recipe for that one.


In the afternoon, we started an example;

Evaluate the expression:
1.)


2.

3.

Then,Mark asked what if the example were given like this:

a.) 3² + 3⁵

b.) 2⁷ - 2³

Mr.K , explained that there are no such rules that can fit in these such question because the first 2 example are implied within the property of multiplication and division.

Remember this following rules:


There is also an example where the 2 rules are join together like:


Well, I guessed that's it for me, by the way our homework is on page 106, numbers 1-42 only the even numbers. The next scribe will be Lerwyne.