BODMAS Algebra Calculator

Enter any algebraic expression and get a step-by-step BODMAS solution instantly.

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BODMAS Rules in Algebra

BODMAS in algebra ensures every expression produces one correct answer. By ordering brackets, exponents, and operators correctly, you eliminate errors in multi-step problems.

Algebraic BODMAS Example
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3(4 + 2²) - 10
1. Exponent: 2² = 4
2. Bracket: 4+4 = 8
3. Multiply: 3×8 = 24
4. Subtract: 24-10 = 14
= 14 ✓

BODMAS vs PEMDAS in Algebra

Both systems produce identical results. The naming differs by region.

BODMAS vs PEMDAS — Regional Naming
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BODMAS
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PEMDAS
PEMDAS
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Algebraic Typing Notation

Use these keyboard shortcuts to type algebraic expressions.

Input Notation Guide
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Multiply: *
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Power: 3^2
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All BODMAS Calculator Tools

Explore our complete suite of free BODMAS calculators — each designed for a specific math topic with step-by-step solutions.

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BODMAS Calculator

Solve any expression using BODMAS order of operations with step-by-step solutions.
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Fractions Calculator

Add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions following BODMAS rules.
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Scientific Calculator

Evaluate trig, logarithms, exponents and roots with high-precision.
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Exponents Calculator

Calculate powers and indices using the BODMAS order of operations.
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Algebra Calculator

Solve algebraic expressions step-by-step using BODMAS/PEMDAS.

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Equation Calculator

Verify both sides of an equation with BODMAS evaluation.
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Simplify Calculator

Simplify complex expressions step-by-step using BODMAS rules.
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Square Roots (BEDMAS)

Calculate square roots and nth roots with BEDMAS order of operations.
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Variables Calculator

Substitute variable values and evaluate using BODMAS rules.
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Vinculum (VBODMAS)

Solve expressions with vinculum bar brackets using VBODMAS rules.

Algebra FAQ

Common questions about BODMAS/PEMDAS in algebra.

BODMAS sets the hierarchy: Brackets first, Orders (exponents) second, Division & Multiplication third (left to right), and Addition & Subtraction last (left to right).
Orders (exponents) have higher priority than multiplication. First 3²=9, then 2×9=18.
Substitute values for variables first, then follow the standard BODMAS sequence to evaluate.
Yes. Parentheses=Brackets, Exponents=Orders. The mathematical rules are identical; only terminology differs.