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Identity property for addition and subtraction

Zero added to any number is that number itself.

Identity Property for Multiplication

The identity property for multiplication and division is 1

Definition of integer

Positive and negative whole numbers

Absolute value

The distance a number is from zero 9th the numberline.

An absolute value is never what

Negative.

Adding integers

Same sign add and keep the sign.

Add the absolute values of the numbers and keep the same sign.

Positive integer+positive integer equals a

Positive integer

Negative integer + a negative integer equals a

Negative integer.

Adding different sign integers

Subtract and keep the sign of the bigger number

In order to subtract integers YOU MUST CHANG THE SIGN. ADD THE OPPOSITES.

Keep- the sign of the first number.


Change-the subtraction sign to addition.


Change the sign of the second number to the opposite sign

Subtracting same sign integer

Add absolute values and keep the sign.

Multiplying integers with the same sign.

Multiply the numbers. Answer will be positive.

Multiplying negative signs

Answer will be negative.

Dividing integers with the same sign.

The answer will be positive. Divide the numbers.

Different signs division of integers

Negative. Divide number. Answer will be negative.

DENSITY PROPERTY FOR FRACTIONS

Between any 2 fractions on a number line there is always a fraction between them.

Closure property for integers

Addition: a+b= an integer

Commutative property of integer

A+b=b+a

Associative property

The group I'm doesn't matter

Identity property

0 is the unique integer such that a+0=a for all A

Additive Inverse

For each integer a there is a unique integer written -a such that: a +(-a)=0. The integer -a is called the additive integer.

Integer multiplication property


Closure

ab = an integer

Commutative

Ab=ba

Associative Property

(ab)=a (bc)

Identity property

1 is the unique integer such that a×1=a=1×a for all A

Distributive property of multiplication over Addition of integers

Let a b and c be ANY integers then a (b+c)=ab+ac

Determine if a sum difference product or quotient is negative or positive for integer

Dividing by 1: A+1=A.

Dividing 2 positive or 2 negatives

If a and b are both positives or both negatives then the answer is positive

Dividing positive and negative

If one of a or b is positive and the other is negative then a+b is negative

Dividing 0 by a nonzero integer

0+b=0. Where b doesn't equal 0.


Since 0÷b=0

Dividing with zero

Undefined

Definition of negative exponenta

Let a be any nonzero number and name be a positive integer then a with the negative exponent =1/a with the exponent of n

Less then and greater then for integers using the number line

The integer A is less than integer B written a <b if a is to the left of the integer number line then it is less than the numbers on the right of the number line

Rational numbers

Fractions and decimals

Irrational numbers

Terminating decimal numbers

Whole number

0

Natural number

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