Opening Activity Evaluate the following in your spiral on your Adding Positive and Negative Integers page. Write both the expression and the answer. 5.

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Opening Activity Evaluate the following in your spiral on your Adding Positive and Negative Integers page. Write both the expression and the answer. 5 + (-8) -3 + (-9) -6 + 9 -4 + (-1) Have homework out and ready to be checked. You will need your spiral, pencil and a sheet of notebook paper.

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Keep Change Change - 18 – 4 7 – (-5) -18 + (-4) 7 + 5 -22 12 When you subtract integers, you Keep Change Change (KCC). Keep the sign of the first number. Change the operation (subtraction to addition) Change the sign of the second number (from positive to negative or negative to positive) - 18 – 4 7 – (-5) -18 + (-4) 7 + 5 -22 12

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Homework Page 23, #16-19 Due at the start of next class.