Order of Exponent Game

Order of Exponent Quiz/Game
Welcome to Exponent Power. In this game, you goal is to master the Order of Operations (PEMDAS/BODMAS). You aren’t just looking for the final answer; you are showing how to solve it one step at a time.

This game helps you master the Exponent rule. In the hierarchy of operations, exponents (powers) are the second highest priority, sitting right below parentheses and above multiplication/division. Scroll down the page for a more detailed explanation.

Check out the following Order of Operations Games/Quizzes for the complete PEMDAS series.

 

 

How to play the Order of Exponent Game

1. Select Your Mode
   Basic PEMDAS: Focuses on the relationship between Multiplication/Division and Addition/Subtraction.
   Power Level: Introduces Exponents (n²). This adds a high-priority layer that must be handled before Multiplication/Division and Addition/Subtraction.
   

2. Master the Hierarchy
   You must calculate the parts of the expression in this specific order:
   Exponents: Always solve these first (e.g., 3² becomes 9).
   Multiplication/Division: Solve these next.
   Addition/Subtraction: Solve these last.
   

3. The Rules of the Game
   One Step at a Time: You cannot skip straight to the final answer. You must type out the entire new line after solving just the highest priority operation. Validation: Type your step and press Enter or click “Validate Step."
   Correct: You’ll hear a chime, and your step moves into the history.
   Incorrect: You’ll hear a low thunk, and your streak resets.
   Streaks: Solve the entire problem perfectly to increase your 🔥 Streak.
   

4. Example:
   If the game gives you: 4 * 5 + 3²
   Step 1: Solve the Exponent (High Priority)
   3² = 9.
   Type into the box: 4 * 5 + 9
   Step 2: Solve the Multiplication (Medium Priority)
   4 × 5 = 20.
   Type into the box: 20 + 9
   Step 3: Solve the Addition (Low Priority)
   Type into the box: 29
   

Tips In the pattern (2² + 3²), solve the left-most exponent first. Type in 4 + 3^2.
Formatting: You can type with or without spaces (the game handles both), but make sure you don’t forget the remaining parts of the equation.

Order of Operations with Exponents

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