Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Chapter 3.4 Multiply Integers

Hi there, and we are moving on with multiplying INTEGERS. 
 And we have gone over the rules of these in the short cut videos and you also have a cheat sheet that is in your Reference Spiral.  
Make sure you review these as Multiplying can be a bit tricky and does get mixed up with the DOUBLE SIGNS.  
Both the DOUBLES and MULTIPLY use parentheses. 
So pay careful attention.
Double Signs   Multiply 
-4 - (-5)               -4(-5) 
Can you spot the difference? Email answer to me.
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Homework: Watch these videos as often as needed:
Chapter 3.4 Ex 1 & 2 p. 234
Chapter 3.4 Ex 3, 4 &5 p. 235
Chapter 3.4 Ex 6  p. 236 
As always in Math,
Mrs M

5 comments:

  1. The difference is the first one has a minus sign between the 4 and the 5.
    The other one doesn't.

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  2. there is a negative sign between the 4 and the 5 in the first one, the second one does not.

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  3. There is a subtraction sign between 4 and 5 in the first one and the second one doesn't have a sign between them.

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  4. The first one has a minus sign, which makes you subtract the"(-5)" form "-4". The second one is just multiplication with the 2 numbers.

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  5. There is a negitive sign between 4 and 5 on the first problem, and the secound one dosnt

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