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Presentation on theme: "Name:________________________________________________________________________________Date:_____/_____/__________ Fill-in-the-Blanks: 1)When adding SAME."— Presentation transcript:

1 Name:________________________________________________________________________________Date:_____/_____/__________ Fill-in-the-Blanks: 1)When adding SAME signs, we ___________ and ___________ the sign. 2)When adding DIFFERENT signs, we _____________________ and keep the sign of the larger absolute value (who wins the war). Evaluate: Spiral Back (Unit 1 Throw-Back): Circle ALL of the choices that represent the following: 7) 3) 24 + (-4) = _____4)-16 + (-14) = _____ 5) -55 + (-15) = _____6) -88 + 8 = _____ 0.6 = 6% 0.0660%

2 What: SUBtracting integers Why: To establish and apply the rules for subtracting integers. What: SUBtracting integers Why: To establish and apply the rules for subtracting integers. Today’s Lesson:

3 SAME SIGNS ADD ______ _______ 7 + 3 = 10 -7 + -3 = ___ DIFFERENT SIGNS _______________ Keep Sign of Larger Absolute Value 4 + -2 = 2 -4 + 2 = ___ Remember the addition rules?? SUBTRACT KEEP SIGN -10 -2

4 SUBTRACTING INTEGERS: DID YOU KNOW? ALL Subtraction problems are ____________________ problems in disguise! WHY? Because subtraction is defined as addition of the __________ (see below). addition Change these into addition problems: -3 – (-7) and -4 – 2 8 – 12 = 8 + (- 12) = -4 5 – (-1) = 5 + 1 = 6 K CC -3 + 7 KCC -4 + -2 opposite Once the subtraction problems become addition, just follow the addition rules! “kcc” strategy:

5 Re-write the following subtraction problems as addition problems (KCC): DO NOT SOLVE! 5 – 8-12 – 6-14 – (-7) 32 – 4-88 – (-11)8 – 10 Let’s practice our “KCC”: 5 + (-8) -12 + (-6)-14 + 7 8 + (-10) -88 + 1132 + (-4) Video

6 Evaluate the following examples (Use KCC first): 25 – 32 =-12 – (-4) =-11 – 7 = 62 – 4 =-80 – 11 =8 – (-15) = Now, let’s solve!: -7-8 -18 23 -9158 Again, once we re-write the subtraction problems as addition problems, we can follow the addition rules!!

7 END OF LESSON The next slides are student copies of the notes for this lesson. These notes were handed out in class and filled-in as the lesson progressed. NOTE: The last slide(s) in any lesson slideshow represent the homework assigned for that day.

8 Math-7 NOTES DATE: ______/_______/_______ What: subtracting integers Why: To establish and apply the rules for subtracting integers. What: subtracting integers Why: To establish and apply the rules for subtracting integers. NAME: Remember the addition rules?? SUBTRACTING INTEGERS: DID YOU KNOW? ALL Subtraction problems are _________________ problems in disguise! WHY? Because subtraction is defined as addition of the __________ (see below). “kcc” strategy: 8 – 12 = 8 + (- 12) = -4 5 – (-1) = 5 + 1 = 6

9 Evaluate the following examples (Use KCC first): 25 – 32 =-12 – (-4) =-11 – 7 = 62 – 4 =-80 – 11 =8 – (-15) = Re-write the following subtraction problems as addition problems (KCC): DO NOT SOLVE! 5 – 8-12 – 6-14 – (-7) 32 – 4-88 – (-11)8 – 10 Change these into addition problems: -3 – (-7) and -4 – 2 Once the subtraction problems become addition, just follow the addition rules! Now, let’s solve!: Again, once we re-write the subtraction problems as addition problems, we can follow the addition rules!!

10 “Subtracting Integers” Math-7 Homework NAME:________________________________________________________________________________DATE: _____/_____/__________

11 ... continued Use KCC for subtraction ONLY!!


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