Mastering Integer Operation Rules

Mrs. Fayne introduces integer operations, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. She explains integers as whole numbers and their opposites, excluding fractions and decimals. The video details rules for adding integers with the same and different signs, converting subtraction to addition, and the rules for multiplying and dividing integers. The lesson includes examples and uses metaphors like pirates and ninjas to illustrate concepts.

What are integers?

• Only positive whole numbers

• Whole numbers and their opposites, excluding fractions and decimals

• Only negative numbers

• All numbers including fractions and decimals

What is an example of an integer?

• 3.5

• -3.5

• 5

• 1/2

How do you add two positive integers?

• Subtract and keep the sign

• Add and change the sign

• Multiply them

• Just add them together and keep the sign

If you add two negative integers, what is the sign of the result?

• Cannot be determined

• Zero

• Negative

• Positive

What happens when you add a positive integer to a negative integer?

• You always get a positive result

• You always get a negative result

• The larger group wins and determines the sign

• They cancel each other out completely

What analogy is used to explain adding integers with different signs?

• Positive pirates and negative ninjas

• Cats and dogs

• Mountains and valleys

• Apples and oranges

How do you subtract integers?

• By dividing the first number by the second

• By multiplying the two numbers

• By adding the opposite of the second number

• Subtraction is not possible with integers

How is subtracting integers different from adding integers?

• You subtract by adding the opposite

• You always get a positive result

• Subtraction is not allowed with integers

• There is no difference

What is the result of multiplying two integers with different signs?

• Always positive

• Always zero

• Always negative

• Depends on the numbers

What rule is applied when multiplying two negative integers?

• The result is negative

• The result is positive

• The result is zero

• The result is the same as the larger number