ADDING INTEGERS SAME SIGNS SAME signs keep the

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ADDING INTEGERS (SAME SIGNS) • SAME signs keep the sign 4 + 2 4

ADDING INTEGERS (SAME SIGNS) • SAME signs keep the sign 4 + 2 4 positives + 2 positives ADD and = 6 positives

ADDING INTEGERS (SAME SIGNS) • SAME signs keep the sign -4 4 negatives +

ADDING INTEGERS (SAME SIGNS) • SAME signs keep the sign -4 4 negatives + - 2 + add and = -6 2 negatives = 6 negatives

ADDING INTEGERS (DIFFERENT SIGNS) • DIFFERENT signs SUBTRACT and keep the sign of the

ADDING INTEGERS (DIFFERENT SIGNS) • DIFFERENT signs SUBTRACT and keep the sign of the larger number 4 + - 2 4 positives + = 2 2 negatives = 2 positives

ADDING INTEGERS (DIFFERENT SIGNS) • DIFFERENT signs SUBTRACT and keep the sign of the

ADDING INTEGERS (DIFFERENT SIGNS) • DIFFERENT signs SUBTRACT and keep the sign of the larger number -4 + 4 negatives + 2 = -2 2 positives = 2 negatives

SUBTRACTING INTEGERS (KFC & follow Rules for addition) Problem 8 - 10 KFC follow

SUBTRACTING INTEGERS (KFC & follow Rules for addition) Problem 8 - 10 KFC follow addition rules 8 + - 10 K – keep the first number F – flip the subtraction to an addition sign C – change the second number to its opposite ****then****** FOLLOW RULES FOR ADDITION!!!!

Steps 1. Is it an addition or subtraction problem? A. Addition (go to step

Steps 1. Is it an addition or subtraction problem? A. Addition (go to step 2) B. Subtraction (go to step 3) 2. Addition – are the signs the same? A. Yes – add and keep the sign B. No – subtract and keep the sign of the larger number 3. Subtraction – KFC –Keep the first number; Flip to an addition problem; Change the last number to its opposite – then go back to step 2

MULTIPLYING INTEGERS Multiplying is REPEATED ADDITION Commutative Property of Multiplication - the order in

MULTIPLYING INTEGERS Multiplying is REPEATED ADDITION Commutative Property of Multiplication - the order in which numbers are multiplied does not matter axb=bxa

MULTIPLYING INTEGERS 4 x 2 4 groups of 2 = = 2 x 4

MULTIPLYING INTEGERS 4 x 2 4 groups of 2 = = 2 x 4 2 groups of 4 = 8

4 x -2 4 groups of - 2 = - 8 What would -2

4 x -2 4 groups of - 2 = - 8 What would -2 x 4 -8 be? (HINT: use the commutative property)

-2 x 4 Use the commutative property to turn the problem around to 4

-2 x 4 Use the commutative property to turn the problem around to 4 x -2 -8

Use grouping to model these!! -7 x 2 -14 3 x -4 -12

Use grouping to model these!! -7 x 2 -14 3 x -4 -12

What about a negative times a negative? -3 x - 2 means the opposite

What about a negative times a negative? -3 x - 2 means the opposite of 3 groups of - 2. The OPPOSITE would be

Another way to look at negative times a negative using the Distributive Property…. .

Another way to look at negative times a negative using the Distributive Property…. . -5 (- 6 + 6) -5 ( -6 + 6 ) -5 (0) (-5)(-6) + (-5)( 6) =0 So we know that -5 (-6 + 6) equals 0 ? + -30 =0 For the problem to equal zero, the negative times a negative must equal a positive!

Multiplying Integers Rules • If the signs are the same (+ x + or

Multiplying Integers Rules • If the signs are the same (+ x + or - x -); multiply and the answer is positive • If the signs are different ( + x – or - x +); multiply and the answer is negative

Dividing Integers Division is the inverse operation of multiplication. 4 x 2=8 inverse 4

Dividing Integers Division is the inverse operation of multiplication. 4 x 2=8 inverse 4 x (– 2 )= (-8) inverse 8 ÷ 2 =4 (-8) ÷ (-2) = 4

Dividing Integers (-5) x 3 =(-15) inverse 2 x (-3) = (-6) inverse (-15)

Dividing Integers (-5) x 3 =(-15) inverse 2 x (-3) = (-6) inverse (-15) ÷ 3 = -5 (-6) ÷ (-3) = 2

Rules for Division Same as Multiplication: • If the signs are the same (+

Rules for Division Same as Multiplication: • If the signs are the same (+ x + or - x -); multiply and the answer is positive • If the signs are different ( + x – or - x +); multiply and the answer is negative