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    INTEGER RULES

    REFERENCE SHEET
    FREE ONE
    PAGE INTEGER

    ac h RULES! GREAT
    T e HOMEWORK
    sy HELPER FOR
    Ea STUDENTS!
    INTEGER CHEAT SHEET

    Integers - A set of positive and negative whole num bers. They can be represented
    on a num ber line.
    THE NUMBER LINE
    NEGATIVE NUMBERS POSITIVE NUMBERS

    Absolute Value- The distance a number is from zero on the number line. An absolute value is
    never negative. Examples: l -5 l = 5 and l5l =5

    ADDING INTEGERS SUBTRACTING INTEGERS


    SAME SIG N- Add and Keep the Sign! Do not s ub tr ac t in teg ers . You m u s t
    ch an ge th e s ig ns :
    Add the absolute value of the numbers and “Ad d th e O ppo site”
    keep the same sign.
    KEE P- Keep the sign of the first number
    (positive) + (positive) = Positive
    CHAN GE- Change the subtraction sign to
    (+4) + (+5) = +9 addition

    (negative) + (negative) = Negative CHAN GE- Change the sign of the second
    number to the opposite sign. If it is
    (-4) + (-5) = -9 positive- change to negative. If it is
    negative- change to positive.
    DI FF ER ENT SI GNS - Subtract and Keep (+4) – (-4)
    the Sign of the Bigger Number!
    Keep change change
    Subtract the absolute value of the numbers (+4) + (+4)
    and keep the sign of the bigger number.
    NOW U S E T HE RU LES FO R ADDI NG:
    (-4) + (+5) = +1 SAME SIGN- Add absolute values and keep
    (+4) + (-5) = -1 sign:
    (+4) + (+4) = 8

    MULTPLYI NG INTEGERS DIVIDING INTEGERS


    SAME SIG NS - P OSIT IVE SAME SIG NS - P OSIT IVE
    Multiply the numbers. Answer will be positive. Divide the numbers. Answer will be positive.

    (-5)  ×   (-5) = +25 (-5)  ÷ (-5) = +1

    DI FF ER ENT SI GNS - NEG AT IVE DI FF ER ENT SI GNS - NEG AT IVE


    Multiply the numbers. Answer will be negative Divide the numbers. Answer will be negative

    (+5)  ×   (-5) = -25 (+5)  ÷    (-5) = -1

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