How do we use integers and graphing in real life?

-Score keeping in sports
-Yards ran in football
-Representing distances below sea level
-Money transactions
-Temperature

Integers

Positive whole numbers, their opposites, and zero.

Positive Integers

• Greater than zero

• Located on the right side of zero on a number line

• Can be written with a positive symbol(plus sign) or without. 

Negative Integers

• Less than zero

• Located to the left of zero on a number line

• are always written with a negative symbol (minus sign)

Opposites

-The positive and negative version of numbers
-Numbers that have the same distance from zero.

Graphing integers on a numberline

place a solid dot where the value you are graphing belongs. 
Ex: plot 2 and -3 on the numberline. 

Graphing integers on a numberline

place a solid dot where the value you are graphing belongs. 
Ex: plot 2 and -3 on the numberline. 

Graphing integers on a numberline

place a solid dot where the value you are graphing belongs. 
Ex: plot 2 and -3 on the numberline.