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Spotlight                    m) -8 - (-4) - (+4) =              n) -16-(17) =
                                            o) 8-(-22) =                       p) _ii_(_36) =
      The additive inverse is
                                            q) 0-(+9) =                        r) -4-(+7)-(+4) =
      the number you must
                                            s)  3 + 2-(+5) =                   t) -6 + 5-(-2) =
       either add to, or subtract
      from, another number to               Find the value of each of the following,
       get an answer of zero.
                                            a) 1 + 5 + 3 =                     b)  3 + 12 + 8 =
       A number and its
                                            c) -3-2-1 =                        d)  -13-7 + 2 =
       additive inverse are
                                            e) -8 + 2 - 5 =                    f)  -11+6 + 10 =
       always the same distance
      from zero on a number                 g) 7-5 + 3- 9=                     h)  -7 + 7 - 2 =
       line.                                i)  -3 + 5 + 3=                    j)  1+6-1-6=

      <1*1  I  I  !  I  I  I I  i"!*"   O Kim is interested in cryogenics, which is the science of very low
       -5-4-3-2-1 0 1  2 3 4  5
                                            temperatures. He is doing an experiment on how low temperatures
      The integers -5 and 5 are             affect the growth of bacteria. He cools one sample of bacteria to
      the same distance from                a temperature of -58''C and another sample to -82°C. What is the
      zero.                                 temperature difference in the two experiments?
      The integer-5 is the
                                            We have learnt to calculate 13 + (-27).
       additive inverse of 5.
                                            a) Explain in words or diagrams how you would work this out.
      The integer 5 is the
                                            b) Describe a situation where this calculation would be used.
       additive inverse of -5.



                                         Speed Challenge


                                        Let's do a timed practice for adding and subtracting integers. Your teacher
                                        will set and stop the timer on a stopwatch. Answer the questions as fast and as
                                        accurately as you can.
                                        Ready, steady, go!


                                 Simplify the following.

                                  1.  (-3) +(-20)= .                    11. (-6) + (-3) =
                                 2.  (-5) +(-6)=  .                     12. (+15) +(-3) =
                                 3.  (+5) +(-12)= .                     13. -8 +(-5) =
                                                                                     =
                                 4.  (-10)+ (+18) =                     14. -l4 + (^)
                                 5.  -4 + (-1) =                        15. 4 + 2 + (-3)+(-1) =
                                                                               +
                                 6.   -7 +(-2) =                        16. ^ 3 + (-2) + 6 =
                                 7.   -4 + (-7) + 3 =                   17. -4-6 + 3 =
                                 8.   -A + (+5) + 1 =                   18. 9 + 2-3-6 =
                                 9.  (-8) +(-2)=  ,                     19. -1-15 + 4+7 + 11 =
                                  10. (-3) + (-8) =                     20. -14 + 23-12 + 5 =



                                          Exchange books with your classmate for peer marking.
                                          Write the score out of 20 at the top of the challenge. What went right for
                                          you? Discuss your answers with your partner. Where did you go wrong?


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