General Rules
Adding/Subtracting Integers
Adding/Subtracting Rational Numbers
100

When adding an integer and its opposite, you get...

a) a positive number

b) zero

c) a negative number

B

100

-16 + -35

-51

100

5.37 + 15.061

20.431

200

What is the rule for adding integers with the same sign?

a) The answer is always positive

b) Add the opposite

c) Add across and keep the sign

C

200

-32 - (-32)

0

200

-2.205 - 10.78

- 12.985

300

Subtracting a negative integer is like...

a) adding a positive integer

b) adding a negative integer

c) subtracting a positive one

A

300

- 147 + 17

- 130

300

2 2/5 + -3 1/2 

-1 1/10 or -1.1

400

How is multiplying and dividing rational numbers similar to multiplying and dividing integers?

The same rules for signs of integers are applied to rational numbers.

400

3 - 14 - (-12)

- 29

400

-2 2/5 - (-3 1/2)

5 9/10 or 5.9

500

Tell whether the expression is positive or negative without evaluating.

-6/5-:(-1/2)*6.3*(-0.6)-:2/3*7 7/8-:100


negative

500

58 + - 27 + - 31

0

500

-38.1 + 2 1/2

-35.6 or -35 6/10