Previous Lessons
1.6 Adding Integers
1.7 Subtracting Integers
1.8 Multiplying and Dividing Integers
1.9 The Coordinate Plane
100

Evaluate the expressions when a = -2 and b =10


a - b2

What is -102

100

7+(—14)

What is -6
100

-1-(-17)

What is 16?

100

(-6)(-5)

What is 30?

100

Give the coordinate for point P

What is (2, 4)

200

Evaluate the expression when a = -2 and b = 10


(a)(b)(-4)

What is 80?

200

-8 + 4

What is -4?

200

-5 - 124

What is -129?

200

(-7)(3)

What is -21?

200

What is the coordinate for point M?

What is (-4, 1)

300

Simplify the expression:

7(16-23)

What is 56?

300

-18 + (-53)

What is -72?

300

21- (-37)

What is 58?

300

120 ÷ (-15)

What is -8?

300
Give the coordinate for point X

What is (-3, 0)

400

Simplify the expression:

9(3+53)

What is 1,152?

400

-33 + 48

What is -15?

400

-47 - 19

What is -66?

400

-72 ÷ (-18)

What is 4?

400

The table shows the number of women who finished the New York City Marathon from 1997 to 2001. Describe the relationship you see.

As the years progress the number of women who finish the race slightly decreases.

500

Jimmy gives each of his 6 friends 5 of his marbles. Write a variable expression for Jimmy’s marbles. Use “m” to represent Jimmy’s marbles.

What is m - (6)5 or m-5-5-5-5-5-5 or m - 30

500

-12 + (-24) + 10

What is -26?

500

-18 - 21 - (-26)

What is -13?

500

-3(-14)÷6

What is 7?

500

Describe the relationship in the graph shown.

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