Adding and Subtracting Integers
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100

Evaluate 

7 + (−2) =

= 5

100

³⁄₁₀ + ⅗ + ½ + ⅕ =

1⁶⁄₁₀ or 1⅗

100

¼ X ½ =

100

evaluate...

(–5) × (–3)

= 15

100

What NBA team has the most championships?

Celtics 

200

Replace each  with a sign to make each equation true. Then calculate the value of the equation. 

(–3) – (–5) = (–3) + (5)

(+5) 

= 2

200

1⁹⁄₁₀ - ⅖ - ½ + ⅕ =

1

200

⁵⁄₄ / ¼ =

5

200

Evalute

(–20) ÷ (+5)

-4

200

In the order of how far the planets in our solar system are from the sun, what number is earth?

3rd closest

300

Evaluate 

(–3) + 7 – (–2) =

= 6

300

⅔ + ⅓ - ⁷⁄₁₂ =

⁵⁄₁₂

300

Kiki has 5¾ (yards) of PVC pipe. They use ⅓ of the pipe for a plumbing project.  How many yards of pipe are left?   

=  3¹⁰⁄₁₂

300

List three pairs of numbers that have this product.   

24

a) –2 and –12; 3 and 8; –6 and –4

300

What year did the Titanic sink?

1912

400

Replace each  with a sign to make each equation true. Then calculate the value of the equation.

(2) – (6) = (2) + (6)  

(-6)

= -4

400

⅔ + ⅓ - ⁷⁄₁₂ =

⁵⁄₁₂

400

2⅓ / ⁶⁄₅ =

1¹⁷⁄₁₈

400

List three pairs of numbers that have this product.

–36

b) –2 and 18; 4 and –9, 3 and –12

400

What is the newest Olympic sport?

break dancing 

500

Jamie uses integers to keep track of their spending.  At the beginning of September, they had $76 in their   bank account. Then, they made the following transactions. • She deposited $65 earned cutting lawns. • They used their debit card to buy a $25 gift for a friend. • her parents deposited $50 in the account  as a birthday gift.   • she withdrew $75 to pay for a school trip.

$76 + $65 + (–$25) + $50 + (–$75) = $91

500

3⁵⁄₇ - 2½ + ²⁄₇ =

500

Dani has a piece of ribbon 2¾yards (yds) long. How many pieces that are ½ yard long can Dani cut?   How much ribbon will be left over?    

¹¹⁄₄

500

Samar is climbing a mountain in British Columbia.   They know that as they climb higher, the temperature will drop. For each 150 m Samar climbs up, the temperature will be  1°C cooler.   They are starting from a base camp at 1500 m where  the temperature is 8°C.  What will the temperature be at an altitude of 3000 m?

First, I have to figure out how much higher Samar is climbing. 3000 m – 1500 m = 1500 m Since the temperature changes every 150 m, I have to figure out how many times 150 fits into 1500. 150 × 10 = 1500 Since the temperature changes by –1°C for every 150 m,   I have to calculate the total change. 10 × (–1°C) = –10°C

500

What is the most visited amusement park in the world per year?

Magic Kingdom

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