Integers Integers multiplying and dividing MA.7.2.1 Period 1.

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Integers Integers multiplying and dividing MA Period 1

DEFINITION INTEGERS:A set of whole numbers and their opposites. If negative and negative are multiplied or divided by each other then the product is positive. Same with positives. But if it is negative multiplied or divided by a positive then it will always equal to a negative number.

Example -2 x 5= -10 A negative 2 times 5 equals to negative 10

Create a question WHAT IS 200 TIMES NEGATIVE 100? 200 x -100 = ?

SOLUTION THE PRODUCT OF THE EQUATION IS - -20,000 [200 x -100] *unlike signs always equals negative value.

Credits Thanks To: Math On Call for giving me the definition, Leira and Google for the images!