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Integers (Rational Numbers) What we know.

Integers (Rational Numbers) What we know.

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Mathematics

6th - 7th Grade

Medium

CCSS
6.NS.C.7C, 6.NS.C.5, 7.NS.A.1C

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Cherhonda Murchison

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Integers (Rational Numbers) What we know.

A review of important skills.

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Vocabulary:

Rational Numbers: Numbers and their opposites.


Using a rational number and it's opposite will result in 0. Everytime.

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  • Positive integers: integers located on the right side. It is more than zero.

  • Negative integers: integers located on the left side. It is less than zero.

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Multiple Select

Identify which words that mean negative or that would be on the left side of the number line. Pick all that apply.

1

debit

2

increase

3

below level

4

on level

5

withdraw

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Multiple Select

Identify which words that define positive integersor that would be on the left side of the number line. Pick all that apply.

1

credit

2

decrease

3

profit

4

accelearate

5

descend

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Poll

True or false: Absolute Value - the distance a number is from 0. The absolute value is always positive.

True

False

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Additive inverse:


the additive inverse of a number a is the number that, when added to a, yields zero


Example: 5 + (-5) = 0. -100+ 100 =0

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Multiple Choice

When adding two positive integers the answer will always be

1

negative

2

positive

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Multiple Choice

Why is the absolute value of a nonzero number positive?
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Distance between itself and zero is never negative
2
Sir Larry said so
3
If you take two positives...put them together....add some cheerios...know what I mean Sir Larry?
4
You tried to trick us Sir Larry. Absolute value is always negative. 

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Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with the correct sign:  <, > or =.
4 ____ -2
1
<
2
>
3
=

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Multiple Choice

What is the fraction equivalent of 40%?
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4/100
2
2/5
3
2/50
4
40/1000

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Multiple Choice

What is 1/5 as a percent?
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1.5%
2
20%
3
10%
4
50%

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Multiple Choice

When adding two negative the answer will always be

1

positive

2

negative

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Multiple Choice

The temperature was 5.5° C on Monday and was 7.3 degrees lower the next day. What was the temperature on Tuesday?

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-2.3* C

2

12.5* C

3

-1.8* C

4

1.8* C

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Multiple Choice

What is -15 + 4?

1

-19

2

19

3

11

4

-11

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Multiple Choice

The temperature on Sunday was -15o C.  The temperature on Monday was 12 degrees less than the temperature on Sunday.  What was the temperature on Monday? 
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-27o C
2
27o C
3
-3o C
4
3o C

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Multiple Choice

What is the absolute value of -4
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4
2
-4
3
16
4
24

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Multiple Choice

A deposit of $20
1
+20
2
-20

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Multiple Choice

2 + |-3|
1
-1
2
1
3
5
4
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A review of important skills.

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