
Negative Numbers Lesson
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Mathematics
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6th - 8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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4 Slides • 2 Questions
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Negative numbers lesson adding and multiplying negative numbers.
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What are negative numbers?
Negative numbers are numbers below zero
Zero is not positive nor negative
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How do we know when the answer will be negative or positive?
Negative + positive = negative/positive because, -5+3=-2 BUT -5+6=1 If the second addend is a positive number, see if it is bigger than the negative number which will not be the same with multiplying.
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Multiplying numbers below zero.
If you'll multiply the negative numbers, first count the amount of negative signs. If there are a(n) even amount of negative signs it will be positive but if it were an odd amount, it will be negative(example: (-5)x(-5)= 25 or (-25)x5=-25
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Multiple Choice
Let's see if you remember these facts? you may look back to see how to do it. -4+5=?
?=(-1)
?=1
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Multiple Select
(-4)x(--9)
(hint: 2 negative signs =positive)
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Negative numbers lesson adding and multiplying negative numbers.
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