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Mathematics
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6.NS.7
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Learning Objective
SWBAT compare and order two or more integers using the number line
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Key Point
We use number lines to compare numbers and as we move left to right on the number line, the value increases.
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Multiple Choice
Which answer choice below correctly compares -7 and -3 ?
-3 < -7 because -3 is to the left of -7 on the number line
-3 > -7 because -7 is to the left of -3 on the number line
-7 > -3 because -7 is farther away from 0
-7 < -3 because -3 is farther away from 0
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Learning Objective
SWBAT distinguish between order and magnitude in real-world context
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Key Point
The value of a number is its position on a number line. The magnitude of a number is the size or distance of that number from 0.
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Fill in the Blanks
Sam's bank account balance reads -$2.50. Hanks bank account balance reads -$1.75. Who has more money in his account? Who has a greater debt?
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Josh owes $8 and Tami owes $9. Which statement below is correct based on this information? Select two that apply.
Josh has more money than Tami because -8 > -9
Tami has more money that Josh because |-9| > |-8|
Josh has a greater debt than Tami because -8 > -9
Tami has a greater debt than Josh because |-9| > |-8|
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Open Ended
Patrice and Arnold went to the bank together and checked their account balances. Patrice's balance was -550.75 and Arnold's was -560.34. Who has a greater debt? Explain using the concept of absolute value.
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Learning Objective
SWBAT write, interpret and explain statements of order for rational numbers in real-world context.
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Key Point
Context determines whether we are comparing value or magnitude
Value: position (altitude, elevation, above/below) --- number line
Magnitude: Distance, debt, change --- absolute value
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Multiple Choice
Given the inequality statement below, which situation best describes the inequality? Use either a number line or absolute value to explain your thinking.
-2 1/2 > - 4 1/2
A debt of 2 1/2 dollars is a greater debt than a debt of 4 1/2 dollars
A person swimming 4 1/2 feet below sea level is higher than a person swimming at 2 1/2 feet below the surface
An elevation of -2 1/2 feet is lower than an elevation of -4 1/2 feet
-2 1/2 degrees Fahrenheit is warmer than -4 1/2 degree Fahrenheit
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Multiple Choice
Given the comparison, -9 < -2, which statement would describe the inequality?
-9 degrees is warmer than -2 degrees
A person at a depth of 9 feet is lower than a person at a depth of 2 feet
9 feet below sea level is higher than 2 feet below sea level
A $9 debt is a lesser debt than a $2 debt
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Multiple Choice
Given the comparison, 12.4 < 14.9, which statement best describes the inequality.
An altitude of 12.4 meters is higher than an altitude of 14.9 meters
A depth of 12.4 feet is lower than a depth of 14.9 feet
An altitude of 12.4 meters is lower than an altitude of 14.9 meters
A depth of 12.4 feet is higher than a depth of 14.9 feet.
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Multiple Choice
Given the comparison -6 > -12, which statement best describes the inequality?
6 degrees is colder than 12 degrees
6 degrees is warmer than 12 degrees
-6 is colder than -12
-6 is warmer than -12
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Multiple Choice
Given the comparison, -4.50 < 3.25, which statement would best describe the inequality?
A debt of 4.50 is a smaller debt than a debt of 3.25
A fish swimming 4.5 feet below sea level is lower than a bird flying at 3.25 feet above sea level
A loss of 4.5 yards is a greater distance than a gain of 3.25 yards
A decrease of 4.5 meters in altitude is a larger change than a 3.25 meter increase
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