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ALL OPERATIONS OF INTEGERS

ALL OPERATIONS OF INTEGERS

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Mathematics

6th - 7th Grade

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CCSS
7.NS.A.1C, 7.NS.A.2A, 7.NS.A.2B

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Brian Hodges

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9 Slides • 5 Questions

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ALL OPERATIONS OF INTEGERS

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MULTIPLYING & DIVIDING INTEGERS

Study & Remember Your Rules

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MULTIPLYING & DIVIDING INTEGERS

Multiplying or dividing numbers with the same sign will give you a positive answer.

Multiplying or dividing numbers with different signs will give you a negative answer.

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Multiple Choice

What is the result of (-9) x 7?

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63

2

(-63)

3

16

4

(-2)

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Multiple Choice

Find the answer to  (24)÷(4) \left(-24\right)\div\left(-4\right)\   . 

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(-6)

2

(-28)

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6

4

4

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ADDING INTEGERS

Study & Remember Your Rules

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ADDING INTEGERS

  • When adding the same sign, add and keep the sign.

  • When adding different signs, find the difference of both numbers and take the sign of the number you have more of.

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(-12) + 27 = 

I have an addition sign (that's good).  My numbers have two different signs, so I have to find the difference of 12 and 27.  It is 15.  Now, I have more positives (27) than negatives (-12).  So, my answer is positive.  Answer is 15.

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Multiple Choice

What is the result of (-4) + (-5)?

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9

2

20

3

(-20)

4

(-9)

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SUBTRACTING INTEGERS

Study & Remember Your Rules

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SUBTRACTING INTEGERS

  • Do "keep, add, opposite".

  • Keep the first number, change minus sign to plus sign, and take the opposite of the second number.

  • Use your addition rules.

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(-17) - 6

Do "keep, add, opposite".  Keep the (-17), change the minus to a plus, and change the 6 to a (-6).  Now, we have (-17) + (-6).  Use addition rules.  We are adding the same sign, so add and keep the negative.  Answer is (-23).

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Multiple Choice

Find the result. 7 - (-4)

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11

2

(-11)

3

3

4

(-3)

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Multiple Choice

Solve. (-22) - 44

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66

2

22

3

(-66)

4

(-22)

ALL OPERATIONS OF INTEGERS

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