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Page 1: Chapter 2

Chapter 2

Integers

+ - * ÷

Page 2: Chapter 2

Integers

Integers- Negative and Positive whole numbers. INCLUDES 0

Write some integers on your paper:

…-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4…

Page 3: Chapter 2

Ordering integers

Order the following from least to greatest:

1) -7, 2, -1, 0, -2

-7, -2, -1, 0, 2

2) 9, -4, 12, -11, -1

-11, -4, -1, 9, 12

3) 0, -99, 44, -60, 16

-99, -60, 0, 16, 44

Page 4: Chapter 2

Absolute Value

Absolute Value- The distance between the number and zero on a number line.

The absolute value of n looks like: │n│

Find the absolute value of the following:

│6│ │-8│ │15│

Page 5: Chapter 2

Opposite

Opposite of a number- same distance from 0. On different sides of 0. Opposite numbers have the same AV.

Find the opposite:

-6

14

-27

Page 6: Chapter 2

Evaluate:

-│8│

-│-5│

(-6)

-(- 4)

Page 7: Chapter 2

Do Now 9/30

Write the opposite and Absolute Value:

1) 18

2) -45

3) -16

Evaluate:

4) -(-2)

5) - │-18│

Page 8: Chapter 2

Adding Integers – Number Line

Use your number line to add integers:Positive numbers right, Negative numbers left

1) 3 + (-4)

2) -5 + 2

1) Start at zero

2) Move 3 units to the right

3) Move 4 units to the left

1) Start at zero

2) Move 5 units to the left

3) Move 2 units to the right

Page 9: Chapter 2

Adding Integers – Number Line

Use your number line to add integers:Positive numbers right, Negative numbers left

3) -6 + -1

4) -4 + 2

1) Start at zero

2) Move 6 units to the left

3) Move 1 unit to the left

1) Start at zero

2) Move 4 units left

3) Move 2 units right

Page 10: Chapter 2

Do Now 10/1/09

Add using a number line:1) 7 + (-10)

2) -2 + ( -3)

3) -8 + 5

4) 5 + 3

Page 11: Chapter 2

Adding Integers- Walking on a number line

1) -2 + 42) 7 + (-8)3) -6 + -34) 5 + (-4) 5) -8 + 36) -2 + (-7)7) 12 + (-8)8) -16 + 9

9) 9 + (-11)10) -6 + 1411) 17 + (-7)12) -14 + - 613) 7 + (-4) 14) -8 + 815) -12 + (-7)16) 15 + (-8)

17) 19 + (-11)18) -16 + 319) 7 + (-7)20) -16 + - 221) 15 + (-8) 22) -8 + 323) -12 + (-2)24) 19 + (-7)

Page 12: Chapter 2

What are the Adding Integer RULES?!

Write a rule for:

(+) + (+)

(-) + (- )

( - ) + (+) / (+) + (- )

Page 13: Chapter 2

Adding Integers - Integer song:

Integer Operations Song

(Row Row Row Your Boat)Same sign - add and keepDifferent sign - subtractKeep the sign of the bigger numberThen you’ll be exact.

Page 14: Chapter 2

Adding Integers – Using the Song

1) -3 + -4

2) -8 + -5

7) 33 + -15

8) -29 + -64

3) -20 + -30

4) 7 + -8

9) -47 + -20

10) -8 + 75

5) -6 +1 +-3

6) 4 + -7 + -11

11) 7 + -13 + 6

12) -19 + 48 + -5

Page 15: Chapter 2

Do Now 10/5

Add:

1) -35 + 42

2) -64 + -37

3) 73 + -19

4) -128 + -84

Page 16: Chapter 2

Adding Integers – Zero Pairs

zero pairs- is a pair of numbers whose sum is zero.

1) 4 + -7

2) 3 + -2

3) -6 + 5

4) -3 + - 4

Page 17: Chapter 2

Subtracting Integers – Add Opposite

Subtract Integers- Add the opposite of the second number.

1) 11 – 12

2) -5 – 3

3) -7 – (-6)

4) 8 – (-2)

Page 18: Chapter 2

Do Now 10/7/09

Subtract – Add the opposites1) -6 – 9

2) 72 – 114

3) -18 – (-88)

4) 25 – (-93)

Page 19: Chapter 2

Subtracting Integers –Song

Subtract – no, don’t do!Just change the second signNow add the numbers like you didAnd then you will be fine

Page 20: Chapter 2

Subtracting Integers – Using the song

1) -3 – (-4)

2) -8 – (-5)

7) 33 – (-15)

8) -29 - 64

3) 20 – (-30)

4) 7 – (-8)

9) -47 – (-20)

10) -8 - 75

5) -6 - 1 - 3

6) 4 - (-7) – (-11)

11) 7 – (-13) - 6

12) -19 - 48 – (-5)

Page 21: Chapter 2

Do Now- 10/8/09

Subtract:1) -8 – (-3)

2) - 74 – 19

3) -56 – (-32)

4) 43 – 93

Page 22: Chapter 2

Adding and Subtracting Integers

Be careful, you have to decide which rule to follow (adding or subtracting)

1) -54 + 84

2) - 35 – 32

3) 49 – 9

4) 23 + -84

5) -34 - 63

6) - 5 – 28

7) 19 – 57

8) 38 + -45

9) -79 + -11

10) -42 – 34

Page 23: Chapter 2

Do Now 10/14/09

Add or subtract:1) 14 + -12

2) 48 – 59

3) -71 + - 34

4) -84 - 49

Page 24: Chapter 2

Multiplying and Dividing Integers-

Multiply and Divide numbers as you normally do.

-If both signs are positive or negative the answer is positive

-If one sign is positive and one sign is negative the answer is negative

Page 25: Chapter 2

Multiply and Divide

1) -12 ÷ 3

2) -14 * -7

3) -35 ÷ -5

4) 6 * -5

5) 49 ÷ -7

6) -30 ÷ -10

7) -7 * 3

8) -9 * -2

Page 26: Chapter 2

Do Now 10/15

1) 20 * (-3)

2) 16 ÷ (-8)

3) -40 ÷ (-20)

4) -8 * 5

Page 27: Chapter 2

Multiplying and Dividing with Zeros

Zero – 0Multiplying-

0 * -32 = 0

Dividing- 0 ÷ -4 = 0 =

-4

-4 ÷ 0= -4 =0

0

undefined = u

Page 28: Chapter 2

Multiplying and Dividing Integers- Song

Multiply or Divide - what do I do now?Same sign- positive –

Different sign- negativeI got it now KERPOW!!

Page 29: Chapter 2

Multiplying and Dividing Integers- Song

1) -10 ÷ 5

2) -2 * -7 * 5

3) -90 ÷ -5

4) 6 * -3 * -3

5) 49 ÷ -7

6) -110÷ -10

7) -7 * -4 * -2

8) -9 * -12

Page 30: Chapter 2

Do Now 10/16

Add/subtract/Multiply and Divide1. 5 + -3

2. -3 * 7

3. -28 ÷ -2

4. 14 – (-8)

Page 31: Chapter 2

Peer Grading of projects

1. Tell what Grade you should get and why on back of rubric.

2. Show each other all the rules on your project. (check that each person included all parts of the rules)

3. Show each other all the real life examples on your project. (check that there are atleast 3 and that they are different ideas).

Page 32: Chapter 2

Do Now: Identify the following properties of Math (use your text if you forgot):

1- Identity Property-Sum of a number and zero = the numberProduct of a number and 1 = the number

a + 0 = ab * 1 = b

2- Commutative Property-Can add or multiply numbers in any order

a+b = b +a cd= dc

3-Associative Property-Changing the grouping will not affect the sum or product

a + (b+c) = (a + b) + c abc= cba

Page 33: Chapter 2

Distributive Property-You can multiply a number and a sum by multiplying the number by each part of the sum and then adding these products. The same applies to subtraction.

A(B + C) = AB + AC

D(E – F) = DE – DF

Page 34: Chapter 2

Ex1: -5 (x + 10)

-5x + -5(10)

= -5x + -50 or

= -5x – 50

Page 35: Chapter 2

Ex2: 2 (x - 7)

2x - 2(7)

= 2x - 14

Page 36: Chapter 2

Ex3: 3 [x – 20 + (-5)]

3 (x) – 3 (20) + 3 (-5)

3x – 60 + (-15)

3x + (-60) + (-15)

3x + (-75)

Page 37: Chapter 2

Simplify using Distributive Property

1) -2 (5 + 12)

2) -4(-7 – 10)

3) 2(w – 8)

4) -8(z + 25)

Page 38: Chapter 2

Tell Which property each displays:Do Now 10/28

1) 3(2x + 1)= 6x +3

2) (2 + 4) + y = 2 + (4 + y)

3) 4x = x*4

4) 6(2*15)= (6*2)15

Page 39: Chapter 2

Like Terms- Identical variable parts raised to the same power

For example: 2m and 14m

3x4 and 12x4

12xy2z and xy2z

3 and 62

Write 3 more examples on your page:

Page 40: Chapter 2

Simplify the expression by combining like terms:

1. c + 8c

2. 3m + -4m

3. 15y2 + 9y + 11y2

4. -5x -7t +2x -9t

Page 41: Chapter 2

Like Terms-

1. 5x – 2x

2. 2a + 3a

3. 7p – 3p + 25

4. 10k + 21+ -8k

5. 13z + 7 - 5z

Page 42: Chapter 2

Simplify the expressions:

1. 9w (w + -4)

2. 8(1 +4d) – 3d

3. 9p – ( 7p + 2)

4. 11(2g - 4) +12 -18g

Page 43: Chapter 2

Solve Equations Involving Distribution

3(x – 9) = -39

z + 4(6 – z) = 21

8 = -7(y + 1) + 2y