
Lesson 3-2: Opposites
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Brock Matlock
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Lesson 3-2: Opposites
And the Opposite of the Opposite
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Student Outcomes:
Understand that all integers (except 0) has an opposite
Recognize that 0 is it's own opposite
It is not necessary to put a positive sign on positive numbers
The opposite of a negative number is shown as a double negative, -(-3). In general, know that they opposite of a opposite is just the original number. -(-3)=3
Locate and position opposite numbers on a number line
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In real life, what are some things that are opposite?
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What about in math? What are some things that are opposite?
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Each nonzero integer, a, has an opposite, written -a. How do we know they are opposites?
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the opposite of -124?
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Multiple Choice
Which point represents the opposite of zero on the number line?
A
B
C
D
E
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What is the opposite of 0.49?
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the opposite of -5/8?
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are the opposite of A? (check ALL that apply)
-A
-B
C
D
E
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Multiple Select
Since we just figured out that A and E are opposites, which of the following equations are true? (check ALL that apply)
A = E
A = -E
-A = -E
-A = E
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Multiple Choice
If a negative sign also means opposite, how can we write the opposite of negative six as an equation?
-(-6) = 6
-(-6) = -6
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Multiple Choice
Which equation shows the opposite of the opposite of 10?
-(-(10)) = -10
-(-(10)) = 10
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Open Ended
How would you write the opposite of the opposite of negative 12?
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Fill in the Blanks
B = 3
What does -(-B) equal?
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Fill in the Blanks
x = -7
What does -x equal?
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Fill in the Blanks
y = 13
What does -(-(y)) equal
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Fill in the Blanks
z = -6
What does -(-(z)) equal
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Open Ended
Write a real world scenario that shows the opposite of the opposite. Here is an example:
Before Thanksgiving, Mr. Matlock weighed 175 pounds. He gained 9 pounds over the holidays. His wife put him on a diet and he lost 9 pounds. During February break, he gained 9 pounds again eating Valentine's candy.
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Summarize
How are opposite numbers related?
What is the opposite of an opposite always going to be?
What can a negative sign represent?
Lesson 3-2: Opposites
And the Opposite of the Opposite
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