when solving a multi-step equation, does it matter in which order the opertions are performed?

any multi-step equations, how do you know what to operation to undo first?
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depend on wot yu hav...yu still gotta du basik math per rules . . . like squars b4 * & * b4 + or - . . . sumtimes yu see sumthun that skreen out for simplifi . . . zampel...y/2=..... step 1 is multipli bi 2 so yu hav y=.......
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