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Final Jeopardy
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This set of all whole numbers includes all
positive numbers and their opposites
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integers
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A number’s distance away from 0 on a number
line
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Absolute value
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The greatest factor shared by two numbers
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Greatest common factor (GCF)
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A statement that two quantities are not equal.
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Inequalities
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Rational number
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Which situation would most likely be
represented by a rational number that is not an
integer?
A. Number of students in a classroom
B. Score on a math test
C. number of keys on a keyboard
D. Price of a pencil
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D. Price of a pencil
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Which of the following elevations is lower than 4.25 ft.
 4 ft, 18, ft, 3ft, 2.5 ft, -1.2 ft, 14 ft
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4ft, 3ft, 2.5ft, -1.2 ft
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To which set of numbers does -14 belong?
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-9
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What is the GCF of 24 and 42?
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6
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Which number is furthest from zero on a number
line?
 -3 ; -1.25 ; 5 ; -2.25
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5
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What is the LCM of 15 and 20?
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60
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D
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5/3
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A. 5.15
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The will be the same.
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Steve claims that the opposite of any integer x is
always a negative number.
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Is he correct? Why or Why not?
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No. The opposite of -2 is +2.
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List the factors of 12 and 20. Identify the GCF.
12: 1,2,3,4,6,12
 20: 1,2,4,5,10,20
 GCF = 4
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Give three examples of a situation in which it is
appropriate to use a whole number to show
measurement.
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Sample: 12 feet, 35 feet below sea level (can’t
use negative), walked a distance of 5 feet
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17/5
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Final Jeopardy
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Graph the following numbers on a number line.
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-8.1; -7.8; -8.05; -8.18
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