6.NS.5 Intro to Integers

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What is an integer?

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An integer is a whole number that can be positive, negative, or zero, but does not include fractions or decimals.

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How do you represent a situation with a positive integer?

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A positive integer represents a situation where there is a gain or an increase, such as a rise in temperature or stock prices.

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How do you represent a situation with a negative integer?

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A negative integer represents a situation where there is a loss or a decrease, such as a deduction from a paycheck or a drop in temperature.

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What does the number line represent in relation to integers?

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The number line visually represents integers, with positive integers to the right of zero and negative integers to the left.

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What is the significance of the inequality -2 > -6?

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The inequality -2 > -6 indicates that -2 is greater than -6 on the number line, meaning it is located to the right of -6.

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What does a wind chill factor of 8 degrees above zero represent?

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It represents a positive integer, specifically the integer 8, indicating a temperature above zero.

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How do you determine if an inequality is true or false?

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To determine if an inequality is true or false, compare the values on the number line or evaluate the numerical expressions.

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What does the statement −18 < −25 mean?

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The statement −18 < −25 is false because -18 is actually greater than -25 on the number line.

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What integer represents a deduction of 32 dollars from a paycheck?

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The integer that represents this situation is -32, indicating a loss of money.

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How can you represent a stock price increase of 8 percentage points?

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This situation can be represented by the positive integer 8, indicating a gain.