
Subtracting Integers
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Mathematics
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8th Grade
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Hard
James Gonzalez
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3 Slides • 7 Questions
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By Seth Wade and Micheal Evans Blackduck
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When subtracting integers with the same signs, you need to use these rules to help you out.
-Determine if both of the integers are positive or negative
If positive, take the second number and subtract it by the first number.
-If both negative, then turn the subtraction and second number's interger into addtion. Then you can add onto the negative number.
Examples, -5 - (-6), the answer is obviously +1, since if you turn the subtraction and the negative into positive, it will look like this. -5 + 6. Then you can add the 6 onto -5, which equals positive 1.
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When subtracting integers, you need to follow these rules so you can do them properly.
-Keep the first integer, and don't do anything with that integer.
-Change the second integer depending on if it is positive or negative. If the second integer is a positive, then you turn the subtraction and the sign into deduction (subtraction) (-2 - (+5) = -7) But if the first integer is positive and the second integer is negative. Then you turn the sign and the integer into a positive
(4 - (-6) = 10).
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Multiple Choice
What Is The Answer To This Question?
-5- (-5)
-0
0
-10
10
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Multiple Choice
If Justin has 45 beach balls and Micheal grabs -26 beach balls? How many beach balls are left over
-19
71
19
56
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Fill in the Blanks
Solve This Equation
-3456 - 233345
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Multiple Choice
If Denise has 567 books and Korbin took -456 books away. How many books do you have left?
111
1023
4567
-1023
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If Clayton had 1234 doughnuts, and Mitchell ate 456 doughnuts. How many doughnuts are left?
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Multiple Choice
What Is The Answer To This Problem?
-563 - (-34)
-529
-345
-597
567
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