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Integer Notes Counting Numbers include all the numbers we say when we count beginning with 1 (1,2,3,4,5...) Whole Numbers include all the counting numbers plus 0. .Integers include all whole number and their opposites. Neqative numbers are all less than zero. Positive numbers are all greater than 0. 'ÿ | I ! I ! I t li i | I t I . I0-9 .S -7 ÿ -5 4 -ÿI --2 -! O. ! ÿ 3, 4 5 6 7 8 9 ÿ0 KEY VOCABULARY: Negative: Positive: 1. loss 1 gain 2. below zero 2. above sea level 3. goes down 3. goes up 4. withdraw 4. deposit 5. decrease 5. increase 6 • --.--,..,.II,--L:--ÿlO11ml| eÿvi w11ÿi II lVl 1ÿ ,-" ,:. 1 ,1 f---.'*ÿ* ' rÿ-ÿ ÿ ................ ÿ__ÿ-ÿ ............................. , ........................ . Integers Write an iÿteger to represent each situation. :t. 68 degrees abov___e zero 2. 3 degrees below zero 3. 77 feet belo__ÿw sea level m . 4. 6 points in a game 12 feet above sea level 6. a 14-foot dro£_p- a $30ÿ 8. earnings of $28 Segve each problem. 9. A fish is located ten feet below sea level. What integer can you write to represent the location of the fish? - ÿ iÿ &O, Alison is recording each play in a football game. What integer can.she write to represent a Ios.__ss of nirle yards? ÿ °l // l&, A ba.by gained four pounds. What integer can you write to show the change in the baby's----ÿweight? Iÿ 12. Rose ÿ0 from her savings account. What integer can she write to represent the withdrawal? ÿ [ b'O -'!3, &4. A diver descends 14 feet below the surface of the water. She wants to photograph a school of fish that are 25 feet below her. Write an expression /that can be used to find the depth of the school of fish. ._ / t{._ :2- !;- b ÿ (A repairman got on an elevator 3 floors above ground level, ]he elevator went down 2 floors, wentup 14 floors, and then went down 6 floors. Then the repairman got off the elevator, Write an expression that can be used to find the floor of the building on which the repairman last stopped, ÿ - ÿ 4- I hÿ - t_# PeOples Publishing Group Copying is illegal. Chapter 1 o Understanding Numbers and Operations with Whole Numbers ÿ5 Integers DIRECTIONS Read each question. Then circle the letter for the correct answer. Victoria's savings decreased by tl:ty-thro, e dollars. Which integer represents the decrease? uring a storm, the Chanagua River rose 4 feet and then later dropped 5 feet and then ! foot to its current depth. Which expression can be used to find the change in the depth of the river? A 43 Z43 F 4-5+2 I C +43 D 2 -34 Which integer can be used to show a aÿ&ÿ_ of twenty.four tons? +24 .G +20 -20 j Joe's score in a ÿ" On his next turn he got 4 points. Then he lost 2 points. Which expression can be used to find Joe's total score? ÿ b[ -ÿ-C}-ÿ ÿ)f A .8-2 4+4+2 -24 _4+4-2 Which expression is NOT be D 4-4+2 represented by - 20? A Aloss of 20 points B 20 degrees ÿ zero Driving 20 miles 5ÿ'5ÿ-zlÿÿ D An elevation 20 feet ÿ sea leve! During one week, Jos6 made aÿt of 200 dollars, a wÿ of 40 dollars, a 1 of 70 dollars, and a ÿ of 20 dollars. Which expression can be used to find the change in Jos#s balance duriug the week? -200 + 40 + 70 - 20 200-40-70+20 /ÿ -200-40-70+20 J Not Here 3o0 --Lf-c3--7 t--!- | M6asurinÿ ÿJpÿ to the Texas Essential Knowledge and S NAME 12-1 DATE PERIOD Skills Practice Ordering Integers Replace each • with < or > to make a true statement. 1. -9 ÿ8 7. 5ÿ -5 10. -57ÿ-75 2. Oÿ -1 3. -6 ÿ6 5, 12)-21 6. -12ÿ-10 8. -839(-80 9. -9 ( 12 11. -56 ÿ 56 Order each set of integers from least to greatest. 13. 2, -6, -2, 0 14. 9, -8, 4, -9 q --ÿ) -2--) b 9,5.-,ÿ, 9, lO, -ÿ, o )ÿ_ E o 0 5- 0ÿ Order each set of integers from greatest to least. 17. 5, -3, -11, 9 18. -3, 2, -4, -17 19. 14, -16, 9, -10, 0 20. -11, -8, 24, -20, 11 5 fd x. 8 c m @ I o 0 Chapter 12 11 Glencoe MAC1