Integer Operations
Rational Numbers
Scenarios
Real World Problems
Mixed Problems
100

Evaluate:

−8 + 13

5

100

Find the product:

(−1/3)(−3/5)

1/5

100

A submarine is 12 m below sea level.

What integer represents its position?

-12

100

A class raised $185. Another class raised $72.50 more.

How much did the second class raise?

$257.50

100

Evaluate:

(−2.4 + 0.9) ÷ 0.5

-3

200

Evaluate:

7 − (−9)

16

200

Evaluate:

−0.75 + 1.2

0.45

200

The temperature changes from −6°F to 4°F.

What is the change?

10

200

At 7 a.m. it was −9°F. By noon it was 6°F.

How many degrees did the temperature rise?

15°F

200

Evaluate:

3/4 − (−5/8)

1 3/8

300

Evaluate:

−6(−4)

24

300

Evaluate:

(−3/4 + 0.25) ÷ (−0.5)

1

300

The temperature changes from −12°F to 3°F.

What is the change?

15

300

You have $80. You buy 3 notebooks for $6.75 each.

How much money remains?

$59.75

300

Evaluate:

−2 + (−3/5)(−5/6)

-1 1/2

400

Evaluate:

−45 ÷ 9 + 7

2

400

Write 29/8 as a decimal.

3.625

400

Point P is at −3. Point Q is 7 units from P.

Give one possible value of Q.

4 or -10

400

Caramels cost $8.40/lb and chocolate costs $11.60/lb.

How much more do 1.5 lb of chocolate cost than 1.5 lb of caramels?

$4.80

400

A diver starts at −18 m, rises 7.5 m,

then descends 4.25 m. What is the final position?

−14.75 m

500

Evaluate:

−18 − 4(−3) + 5

-1

500

Evaluate:

−1  1/2 + (−3/8)(−4/3)

-1

500

A bank account is at −$18. A deposit brings it to $7.

How much was deposited?

$25

500

You have $350. 

-A bike costs $214.75
-a helmet costs $38.50

-2 lights cost $9.25 each. 

Shirts cost $32 each.

What is the greatest number of shirts you can buy?

2 shirts

500

A store sells candy for $12.80/lb.

How much do 1 3/4 lb cost?

$22.40

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