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Math: Integers/Absolute Value
Name: ____________________________________ Date: ______________________
Integers
Numbers greater than 0 are called positive numbers. (1, 2, 3…)
Numbers less than 0 are called negative numbers. (-1, -2, -3…)
Zero is neither positive nor negative.
Integers are the set of whole numbers and their opposites.
This set includes the positive numbers, the negative numbers
and zero.
negative integers
-5
-4
-3
-2
positive integers
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5
opposites
Opposites are a pair of numbers that are equal distances away
from zero on opposite sides of zero on the number line.
Show relationships between negative numbers, and between
positive and negative numbers with the signs <, >, or =.
For example:
-3 > -5
-2 < 4
1 > -1
-9 = -9
Absolute Value
When dealing with integers at this math level, the distance of a
number from zero is called that number’s absolute value.
It is written as |x|, meaning the absolute value of x.
For example:
The absolute value of -2 is 2, because -2 is 2 spaces from 0.
It is written as
|-2| = 2
Absolute value tells how far from zero.
Positive and negative signs tell in which direction from zero.
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Integers in Real-World Context
Integers can be found in real world situations, such as…
Temperature: In both the Celsius and Fahrenheit
scales, temperatures sometimes fall below 0
degrees. When that happens, the temperature is
written as a negative number.
Example: The temperature at 6pm was 5°C. The
temperature dropped 10° in one hour. At 7pm, the
temperature was -5°C.
Accounting: If the balance of a financial account
falls below 0 dollars, it is listed as a negative
number. That means there is a deficit (or debt) in the
account.
Example: Martin had $45 in his bank account. He spent $20 on
Tuesday, $5 on Wednesday, and $30 on Thursday. His bank
account balance is -$10.
Elevation: Sea level is considered to
be 0 elevation. Any elevation above
that is a positive number. Any
elevation below that may be listed as a
negative number.
Example: Mt. McKinley, the highest
elevation in North America, is 20,320 feet above sea level. Death
Valley is 20,602 feet lower than Mt. McKinley. Death Valley is the
lowest elevation in North America at -282 feet.
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Math: Integers/Absolute Value
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Integer Practice
Compare. Write < or > on the line.
1. -2 __ -6
11. -40 __ -16
21. 15 __ 3
2. 8 __ -1
12. 15 __ -15
22. -22 __ -12
3. -12 __ -6
13. -9 __ -32
23. 4 __ -26
4. 3 __ 8
14. 14 __ -27
24. 14 __ -9
5. 1 __ -10
15. -32 __ 5
25. -27 __ -8
6. -12 __ -20
16. 14 __ -56
26. 2 __ -7
7. 4 __ -17
17. 3 __ -27
27. 16 __ -64
8. -19 __ -10
18. -1 __ -98
28. -1 __ -12
9. -7 __ 3
19. -27 __ 4
29. 24 __ 96
10. 14 __ -19
20. 1 __ -7
30. -4 __ -77
Absolute Value Practice
Complete.
1. |-5| = ___
11. |-17| = ___
21. |-456| = ___
2. |12| = ___
12. |4| = ___
22. |- 47| = ___
3. |-16| = ___
13. |6| = ___
23. |96| = ___
4. |-27| = ___
14. |-14| = ___
24. |-73| = ___
5. |42| = ___
15. |-26| = ___
25. |21| = ___
6. |9| = ___
16. |42| = ___
26. |-197| = ___
7. |-13| = ___
17. |-56| = ___
27. |-3| = ___
8. |-22| = ___
18. |-4| = ___
28. |91| = ___
9. |96| = ___
19. |98| = ___
29. |-5| = ___
10. |-3| = ___
20. |-107| = ___
30. |-89| = ___
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Opposites Practice
Write the opposite of the number in the blank.
1. -3, ____
5. 32, ____
9. -67, ____
2. -9, ____
6. -43, ____
10. 183, ____
3. 7, ____
7. -214, ____
11. -951, ____
4. 12, ____
8. 89, ____
12. 204, ____
Temperature Comparison Practice
Circle the temperature that is warmer.
13. -31° or -12°
17. 23° or -23°
21. 0° or 2°
14. -4° or -14°
18. -2° or -6°
22. 28° or -8°
15. -10° or 0°
19. -16° or -10°
23. -9° or -19°
16. -45° or 4°
20. -5° or 15°
24. -23° or -32°
Elevation Comparison Practice
Circle the elevation that is higher.
25. -205 ft. or -207 ft.
28. -912 ft. or -513 ft.
26. -3,206 ft. or -2,306 ft.
29. -68 ft. or 17 ft.
27. 567 ft. or -765 ft.
30. -1,239 ft. or -1,390 ft.
Real World Integers
Name three real-word uses for integers (positive/negative
numbers) besides temperature, accounting and elevation.
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ANSWERS - Integer Practice
Compare. Write < or > on the line.
1. -2 > -6
11. -40 < -16
21. 15 > 3
2. 8 > -1
12. 15 > -15
22. -22 < -12
3. -12 < -6
13. -9 > -32
23. 4 > -26
4. 3 < 8
14. 14 > -27
24. 14 > -9
5. 1 > -10
15. -32 < 5
25. -27 < -8
6. -12 > -20
16. 14 > -56
26. 2 > -7
7. 4 > -17
17. 3 > -27
27. 16 > -64
8. -19 < -10
18. -1 > -98
28. -1 > -12
9. -7 < 3
19. -27 < 4
29. 24 < 96
10. 14 > -19
20. 1 > -7
30. -4 > -77
ANSWERS - Absolute Value Practice
Complete.
1. |-5| = 5
11. |-17| = 17
21. |-456| = 456
2. |12| = 12
12. |4| = 4
22. |- 47| = 47
3. |-16| = 16
13. |6| = 6
23. |96| = 96
4. |-27| = 27
14. |-14| = 14
24. |-73| = 73
5. |42| = 42
15. |-26| = 26
25. |21| = 21
6. |9| = 9
16. |42| = 42
26. |-197| = 197
7. |-13| = 13
17. |-56| = 56
27. |-3| = 3
8. |-22| = 22
18. |-4| = 4
28. |91| = 91
9. |96| = 96
19. |98| = 98
29. |-5| = 5
10. |-3| = 3
20. |-107| = 107
30. |-89| = 89
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ANSWERS - Opposites Practice
Write the opposite of the number in the blank.
1. -3, 3
5. 32, -32
9. -67, 67
2. -9, 9
6. -43, 43
10. 183, -183
3. 7, -7
7. -214, 214
11. -951, 951
4. 12, -12
8. 89, -89
12. 204, -204
ANSWERS - Temperature Comparison Practice
Circle the temperature that is warmer.
13. -31° or -12°
17. 23° or -23°
21. 0° or 2°
14. -4° or -14°
18. -2° or -6°
22. 28° or -8°
15. -10° or 0°
19. -16° or -10°
23. -9° or -19°
16. -45° or 4°
20. -5° or 15°
24. -23° or -32°
ANSWERS - Elevation Comparison Practice
Circle the elevation that is higher.
25. -205 ft. or -207 ft.
28. -912 ft. or -513 ft.
26. -3,206 ft. or -2,306 ft.
29. -68 ft. or 17 ft.
27. 567 ft. or -765 ft.
30. -1,239 ft. or -1,390 ft.
ANSWERS - Real World Integers
Name three real-word uses for integers (positive/negative
numbers) besides temperature, accounting and elevation.
Answers will vary.
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