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What is the additive inverse of -5
5
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Solve -13 - 9
-22
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Solve -5 * 7
- 35
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Solve: 1/5 * 10/23 (one fifth times ten over 23)
2/23
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Write negative seven tenths in 3 different ways.
(-7)/10, 7/(-10),- (7/10)
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What are two things in the real world that are opposites?
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Solve: -5 -(-20)
15
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Solve: - 15 * -4
60
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Solve 4/7 divided by 6/14
3 1/3
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What is the definition of a rational number
Any number that can be written as a fraction
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What is the difference between absolute value and additive inverse?
Absolute value is always positive. For Additive Inverse you switch the sign.
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Solve: 23 + 14 = ??? Write as story problem that describes this problem in real world context.
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Solve: 4 * 13 Write as story problem that describes this problem in real world context.
52 ....
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Solve -1 1/9 - 2 5/12
1 11/36
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Solve: 0 / 15 = _____ 69 / 23 = ____ 28 / 0 =_____ Which of the following answers is not a rational number?
28/0 because you cannot divide by zero!
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Describe a situation where two opposites cancel each other out.
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Solve: -10 -37 Write as story problem that describes this problem in real world context.
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Solve: 42 / 6= ??? Write as story problem that describes this problem in real world context.
7 ....
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(1/2 - 7/9) * (-5/3)^2
-125/162
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Express the following as a decimal. 2 5/6 1/11
2.833 (33 repeating) .09 (repeating)
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(-15) - 4. Rewrite the subtraction problem to make it an addition problem and solve.
(-15) + (-4)
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Use the number line to find 14 + (-8)=??? And write what the answer means in words.
Start at 14 move left 8 and end up at 6. So...6 is the number that is 8 units to the left of 14
500
Using your notes explain why a negative times a negative is a positive.
When you multiply you are taking out groups of negative numbers...which leaves positives
500
Someone takes 1/3 rd of a cake and then someone comes and takes 1/5 th of what is left. How much of the whole cake does the second person get?
2/15 ths
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Convert the following into fractions. 0.8 And .66 (66 repeating)
4/5 2/3