Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Operation Rules
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1 + 5

6

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10 - 4

6

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1/2 x 3/4

3/8

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-45 / 9 

-5

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Pos x Pos = ?

Pos

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-2 + (-4)

-6

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20 - 20

0

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7 x (-4)

-28

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-15 / -4

3.75 or 3 3/4

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Neg / Pos = ?

Neg

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12 + (-12)

0

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-8 - 4

-12

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-5 x -3

15

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What is the difference between a terminating and repeating decimal?

Terminating- Comes to an end.

Repeating- Goes on forever and repeats

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Addition Rule: For adding two integers with the same sign (both pos or both neg) you ____(1)______ and ____(2)______

1. Find the sum

2. Keep the same sign

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-7 + 3

-4

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-9 - (-2)

-7

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12.5 x (-9)

-112.5

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3/4
2/3

9/8 = 1 1/8

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Subtraction Rule: Sometimes we subtraction is the ____(1)____ of the _____(2)_____.

1. Addition

2. Opposite

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Sam has $25.50. On his birthday his grandmother gives him $10. He then goes to the Milford Post Mall and buys a new toy for 13 1/4 dollars. How much money does he have left if he wants to stop at the food court for lunch? 

25.50 + 10 + (-13.25) = $22.25

Sam will have $22.25 to spend at the food court.

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When I got to my car one morning I noticed that it was 46 degrees. As I continued to drive I noticed that temperature dropped 7 degrees. By the time I reached school it dropped another 2 degrees. What was the temperature by the time I reached school?

46 - 7 - 2 = 37 degrees

The temperature is 37 degrees.

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If Sam's remote control car can go 6.5 feet in 1 second, how far will it go in 15 seconds?

6.5 x 15 = 97.5 feet

The car will travel 97.5 feet.

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You and you four friends find $110 on the ground while you are walking down the street. You decide to split the money equally amongst yourselves. How much money does everyone get?

110 / 5 = $22 each.

Everyone will get $22.

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Addition Rule: When you add two numbers that have different signs, you ____(1)______ then _____(2)_____.

1. Find the difference

2. Use sign of larger absolute value.

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