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CHAPTER 8: INTEGERS

CHAPTER 8: INTEGERS ................................................................................................................................. 1

8. 1 INTEGERS ................................................................................................................................................... 2

A. INTEGERS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS ........................................................................................ 2

B. PLOTTING INTEGERS ON A NUMBER LINE ................................................................................. 3

C. ABSOLUTE VALUE AND NUMBER LINES .................................................................................... 5

D. OPPOSITES AND NUMBER LINES .................................................................................................. 6

E. ORDERING INTEGERS USING NUMBER LINES .......................................................................... 7

F. REPRESENTING INTEGERS USING THE CHIP MODEL ............................................................ 9

G. THE LANGUAGE AND NOTATION OF INTEGERS .................................................................... 10

H. ADDING INTEGERS ........................................................................................................................... 11

I. SUBTRACING INTEGERS ................................................................................................................ 14

J. CONNECTING ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION ......................................................................... 16

K. USING ALGORITHMS TO ADD AND SUBTRACT INTEGERS ................................................. 17

L. MULTIPLYING AND DIVIDING INTEGERS ................................................................................... 18

EXERCISES ................................................................................................................................................... 20

8.2 ORDER OF OPERATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 27

A. THE ORDER OF OPERATIONS WITH ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION ............................... 27 B. THE ORDER OF OPERATIONS WITH MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION ............................ 28