ORDERING AND ARRANGING OF INTEGERS, ABSOLUTE VALUE

Zero (0) is used as reference point on the number line. It indicates no quantity at all.

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A (+) sign before a number (n) is read as “positive n” and denoted by +n

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• FALSE

A (-) sign before a number (n) is read as “negative n” and denoted by -n

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• TRUE

When a number is written without any sign , it is considered to be negative.

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Numbers to the right of zero are negative integers

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Numbers to the left of zero are negative integers

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-16 and +16 are opposites

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A move of 6 units to the right (+6) and then three more unit (+3) will result in ______

• -9

• +9

A move of 7 units to the right (+7) and then three units to the left (- 3) will result in the end integer which is ______

• -4

• +4

Integers can be arranged in ascending and descending orders.

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