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Hi! Today you will learn
how to solve routine
and non-routine
problems involving
addition of integers
using appropriate
strategies and tools.
Write happy face if
the word represents a
positive integers and
sad face if negative
integer.
Drill: Integers Word Clue!
.
Earned
spent
cost
saved
deposit
withdrawal
Writing a check
gained
lost
won
rose
fell
increased
decreased
down
up
descende
ascended
profit
loss
Let’s review!
Perform the
indicated
operation.
(+10) + (-9)
(-25) + (+5)
(-80) + (+6)
(-120) + (+20)
(35) + (-20)
+1
-20
-74
+100
+15
A messenger forgot on what floor in a
building he would deliver his package.
With no one to ask for directions, he
rode the elevator up to the 10th floor.
Then he went down 5 floors and went
up again 4 floors. Still, he could not
find the right floor. So he went up
again 6 floors, then down again 3
floors and decided to stop for a while.
On what floor did the messenger stop?
Understand:
a. What is asked?
The floor where the messenger stopped
b. What are the given facts?
• First stop: 10th floor
• Down 5 floors
• Up 4 floors
• Up 6 floors
• Down 3 floors
Plan:
Strategy: Use a number line to find
the location of the messenger.
Solve:
Using a number line, we will
follow the directions of the
elevator and locate where the
messenger stopped. We will start
at 0 as the starting point of the
elevator’s movement.
• Answer: Therefore, the
messenger stopped at the 12th
floor.
Check:
We can check if our answer is correct through
addition and subtraction. Following the
elevator’s directions, the upward movement
represents addition while the downward
movement represents subtraction. So, we have
the elevator’s movement as follows:
Up to the 10th floor down 5 floors up 4
floors up 6 floors down 3 floors
Thus, our formulated equation is 10 – 5 + 4 + 6
– 3 =12. Therefore, the answer is correct.
Let’s watch a
video clip on
how to solve
word problem
involving
addition of
integers.
Find your partner &
solve the ff.
problems.
Pair-share
A submarine hovers at 240
meters below sea level. If it
descends 160 meters and
then ascends 390 meters,
what is its new position?
Solution:
The starting elevation is 240 meters below sea level,
or -240.
Descending, or going down, by 160 meters
means -160.
Ascending, or going up, by 390 meters means 390.
Equation:
- 240 + (- 160) + 390=-10m
This time we will
have a group
activity
Group Activity
Group Activity: Use the 4-step plan to
solve the problem
1. In the first half of a trivia
game, Kenneth scored 500 points.
Then, during the second half, he
lost 200 points. What was his
total score?
Solution: 500 + (-200) = 300
2. Simon spent Php1,000 on a
fancy watch and deposited a
Php3,000 paycheck. How
much is the change that
Simon had?
Solution:
-1,000 + 3,000 = 2,000 Simon had
Php2,000 more
Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem:
1.On the first play, the football team lost
6 yards. On the second play, the team
lost 5 yards. What was their total change
in yards?
2.A submarine was situated 800 feet
below sea level. If it ascends 250 feet,
what is its new position?
Generalization
How do you solve routine and
non-routine problems involving
addition of integers using
appropriate strategies and tools?
Evaluation:
Get your paper & pen
& answer the ff.
problems:
1.Rio walked 5 steps forward, 8
steps backward, 9 steps forward
and 3 steps backward. How many
steps is Rio from where he
started?
2. A submarine was situated 850
meters below sea level. If it
ascends 72m, what is its new
position?
3. A monkey sits on a limb of a tree that is
14m above the ground. He swings up 7m &
climbs up 8 m more, then jumps down 15 m.
how far off the ground is the monkey now?
4. Mr. Faustino has bank balance of
₱5,700.00. He withdrew ₱800.00, and
₱500.00. He then deposited ₱750.00 What is
his new balance?
5. Daniel was at the ground floor when he
decided to go to the fourth floor. He then
went down two floors, and went up seven
more floors. Where is he now?
Hi! Today you will learn
how to solve routine
and non-routine
problems involving
subtraction of integers
using appropriate
strategies and tools.
+25
-57
-100
-82
75
-25
+57
+100
+82
-75
Let’s review!
Perform the
indicated
operation.
(+20) - (-19)
Ans: +39
(-35) - (+5)
Ans: -40
(-60) - (-29)
Ans: -31
(-45) - (+30)
Ans: -75
(55) - (-26) Ans: +81
The temperature in Baguio
City was 12° Celsius in the
morning. It dropped to 8°
Celsius in the evening. What
is the difference between
these temperatures?
1. What is asked?
2. What is the equation representing this
situation?
(12)-(-8)=N
3. What is the difference between the
temperature of Baguio in the morning and
evening?
To get the difference between the two
temperatures, we need to subtract 8° from 12°.
12 – (+8) = 4° C
Subtracting integers is adding the
opposite of the subtrahend to the
minuend. In this case, the opposite
of +8 is -8. We add -8 to +12, giving
us +4. Therefore, Baguio City’s
temperature between morning &
evening differ by 4° C.
Let’s watch a
video clip on
how to solve
word problem
involving
subtraction of
integers.
Find your partner &
solve the ff.
problems.
Pair-share
•At sunrise, the outside
temperature was 1° below
zero. By lunch time, the
temperature rose by 17°
and then fell by 4° by night.
What was the temperature
at the end of the day?
Solution
The starting temperature is 1°
below zero, or -1°.
Later, the temperature rose, or
went up, by 17°.
Then, the temperature fell, or
went down, by 4°.
Equation:
-1° + 17° - 4°=- 12°
This time we will
have a group
activity. : Use the 4-
step plan to solve
the problem
Group Activity
1. The highest point in Asia is
Mount Everest at 8850
meters. The shore of the Dead
Sea, the lowest point in Asia, is
about 410 meters below sea
level. What is the difference
between these elevations?
Solution:
Use integers to represent the two elevations.
Mount Everest: 8850 m Dead Sea: 410 m
Find the difference of 8850 and 410 meters.
8850 -(- 410)
=8850 + 410 Rule for subtracting integers
=9260
ANSWER: The difference between the elevations is
9260 meters.
Subtraction can be used to find a change in a
variable such as temperature or elevation. To
find the change, subtract the old or start value
of the variable from the new or end value of the
variable.
2. In Fairfield, Montana, on
December 24, 1924, the air
temperature dropped a record
amount. At noon, the
temperature was 63°F. Twelve
hours later, the temperature
was 21°F. What was the change
in temperature?
Solution:
Change in temperature =
end temperature - start temperature
=-21 - 63 Substitute values.
= -21 + (-63)Rule for subtracting integers
= -84
ANSWER:
The change in temperature was -84°F, so
the temperature dropped 84°F.
Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem
• In the Sahara Desert one day it was 136oF. In
the Gobi Desert a temperature of -50oF
was recorded. What is the difference
between these two temperatures?
• 2.Mt. Everest, the highest elevation in Asia, is
29,028 feet above sea level. The Dead Sea,
the lowest elevation, is 1,312 feet below sea
level. What is the difference between these
two elevations?
Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem
•In the Sahara Desert one
day it was 136°F. In the
Gobi Desert a temperature
of -50°F was recorded.
What is the difference
between these two
temperatures?
Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem
2.Mt. Everest, the highest
elevation in Asia, is 29,028 feet
above sea level. The Dead Sea,
the lowest elevation, is 1,312
feet below sea level. What is
the difference between these
two elevations?
Generalization
How do you solve routine and
non-routine problems involving
subtraction of integers using
appropriate strategies and tools?
Evaluation:
Get your paper & pen
& answer the ff.
problems:
Hi! Today you will learn
how to solve routine
and non-routine
problems involving
multiplication & division
of integers using
appropriate strategies
and tools.
Let’s have a drill!!
Perform
multiplication or
division on each pair
of numbers.
12 & 4
15 & 9
7 & 3
25 & 5
125 & 5
150 & 6
210 & 3
84 & 6
Ok! This time, I’ll show you
an equation write positive
if the answer is positive,
write negative if the
answer is negative. Are you
ready???
(+) ÷ (+) =
Ans: (+)
(+) ÷ (−) =
Ans. (−)
(−) ÷ (+) =
Ans:(−)
(−) ÷ (−) =
Ans: (+)
(+) x (+) =
Ans: (+)
(+) x (−) =
Ans: (−)
(−) x (+) =
Ans: (−)
(−) x (−) =
Ans: (+)
Now let’s have a
review!
Determine if the ff. pairs
of integers have like
signs or unlike signs.
(+7) & (-12)
unlike signs
(-4) & (-9)
like signs
(-5) & (-30)
like signs
(+2) & (-11)
unlike signs
(+56) & (-18)
unlike signs
Now let us
study the ff.
problem 
After a community campaign on
reducing waste, the amount of garbage
in Rita’s household decreased by 2 kg.
per day. By how much will their
garbage decrease after 6 days? What is
the average reduced waste by each
person in Rita’s household if there are
four of them in the family?
1.What integer will represent the decrease
in garbage in a day?
2.If such decrease happens for 6 days, then
what equation will describe the total
decrease of garbage in 6 days? (-2 x 6 = n)
-Multiplying integers is the same as
multiplying whole numbers. The product of
two integers with different signs is
negative. On the other hand, the product of
two integers with same sign is positive.
Solution:
• Multiplying 2 and 6 is 12, but
since the signs of the factors are
different, then the product is -12.
Therefore, after 6 days, Ritas
household will have a decrease
of 12kg in their garbage.
• 3.How are we going to know the
average reduced waste of each
member of Rita’s household?
• Dividing integers is the same as
dividing whole numbers. The
quotient of two integers with
different signs is negative. On the
other hand, the quotient of two
integers with the same sign is
positive.
• 4. what will be the equation
representing the average reduced
waste of each member of Rita’s
household? What is the quotient of
the two integers in your equation?
• (-12 ÷ 4= n)
• Solution: 12 ÷ 4 is 3. Since 12 & 4 have
different signs, then the final answer
will be -3. Thus, each of the 4
members of Rita’s household reduced
Maine’s hourly wage is
₱57.00. if she worked
for a total of 48 hours a
week, how much pay
will she receive?
Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem:
1.Understand:
a. What is asked?
The pay she will receive for working for
48 hours.
b. What are the given facts?
Maine’s hourly wage is ₱57.00
2.Plan:
Strategy: Write a mathematical sentence
3.Solve:
It is given that Maine got ₱57.00 per hour and
worked for 48 hours. So we have: 57 x 48 = n
57 x 48 = 2,736
Answer: Maine will receive ₱2,736.00 for working
48 hours.
2.Check:
We can check if our answer is correct by division.
We will divide ₱2,736.00 by 48 hours to get the
hourly wage of Maine which should be ₱57.00.
₱2,736.00÷48 = 57, therefore our answer is correct.
Jojo owes the sari-sari
store ₱135.00. each of his 5
friends will help him pay off
his debt. How much will
each friend equally share
to pay his debt?
Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem:
1.Understand:
a. What is asked?
The amount each friend will equally share to
pay Jojo’s debt
b. What are the given facts?
Jojo’s debt is ₱135.00
He has 5 friends who will equally share to
pay his debt
2.Plan:
Strategy: Write a mathematical sentence
3.Solve:
Since there are 5 of Jojo’s friend who will help him
pay off his debt, we will divide his ₱135.00 debt by
5. so we have: 135÷ 5 =n
135÷ 5 =27, Therefore, each of Jojo’s friend will pay
₱27.00
2.Check:
We can check if our answer is correct by
multiplication. We will multiply ₱27.00
by 5 which is the number of Jojo’s friend. We
should get ₱135.00 as the product. We have
27 x 5 = 135, therefore our answer is correct.
Show video clip on how
to solve word problem
involving subtraction of
integers. 
Now, get your
partner and answer
the ff. problem:
Alicia owes Php200 to each of 4 friends.
How much money does she owe?
• Solution: The problem above can be solved using integers.
• Owing Php200 can be represented by -200. Thus the
problem becomes:
• (-200) (+4)
• The parentheses indicate that these integers are being
multiplied. In order to solve this problem, we need to
know the rules for multiplication of integers.
• Rule 1: The product of a positive integer and a negative
integer is a negative integer.
• Rule 2: The product of two negative integers or two
positive integers is a positive integer.
• We can now use Rule 1 to solve the problem above
arithmetically:
• (-200)(+4) = -800.So Alicia owes -Php800.
Now, we’ll have our
group activity.
Answer the ff.
problems.
1. A person has a debt of Php500. Five friends
offer to pay off all of the debt. How much
does each person need to pay in order to pay
off the debt?
2. Ms. Reyes needed Php250 a show. She
withdrew five times that amount. How much
money did she withdraw?
3. A sprinkler was -20 feet below ground
level. Mr. Cruz has a machine that digs -4 feet
at a time. How many digs does he need to
make in order to reach the sprinkler?
•Answers:
•1. –Php100
•2. –Php1,250
•3. 5 digs
Solve these problems! Use the 4-step
plan to solve the problem
1.Four roommates share an
apartment. The balance for their bills
for the month of July is -Php1600.
How much do they each owe?
2.Yesterday's low temperature was
-2.5. Today's low temperature
is 5 times as low as yesterday's low
temperature
Generalization
How do you solve routine and
non-routine problems involving
multiplication & division of
integers using appropriate
strategies and tools?
Evaluation:
Get your paper & pen
& answer the ff.
problems:
1.Mr. Cruz went to market to buy some fruits
and vegetables. He bought 5 apples at ₱30.00
each and 3 cabbages at ₱10 each. He gave the
vendor a 500-peso bill. How much change did
he get?
2. Mr. Tan has ₱500.00 to buy me groceries.
Can she buy 10 can goods that cost ₱40.00
each? Explain and show your answer.
3. there were 15 rows of 50 chairs arranged in
an auditorium. Each chair was rented for
₱40.00. how much was paid for the rental?
Thanks for
listening 

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Identifying integers as positive or negative integers

  • 1. Hi! Today you will learn how to solve routine and non-routine problems involving addition of integers using appropriate strategies and tools.
  • 2. Write happy face if the word represents a positive integers and sad face if negative integer. Drill: Integers Word Clue! .
  • 9. (+10) + (-9) (-25) + (+5) (-80) + (+6) (-120) + (+20) (35) + (-20) +1 -20 -74 +100 +15
  • 10. A messenger forgot on what floor in a building he would deliver his package. With no one to ask for directions, he rode the elevator up to the 10th floor. Then he went down 5 floors and went up again 4 floors. Still, he could not find the right floor. So he went up again 6 floors, then down again 3 floors and decided to stop for a while. On what floor did the messenger stop?
  • 11. Understand: a. What is asked? The floor where the messenger stopped b. What are the given facts? • First stop: 10th floor • Down 5 floors • Up 4 floors • Up 6 floors • Down 3 floors
  • 12. Plan: Strategy: Use a number line to find the location of the messenger. Solve: Using a number line, we will follow the directions of the elevator and locate where the messenger stopped. We will start at 0 as the starting point of the elevator’s movement.
  • 13.
  • 14. • Answer: Therefore, the messenger stopped at the 12th floor.
  • 15. Check: We can check if our answer is correct through addition and subtraction. Following the elevator’s directions, the upward movement represents addition while the downward movement represents subtraction. So, we have the elevator’s movement as follows: Up to the 10th floor down 5 floors up 4 floors up 6 floors down 3 floors Thus, our formulated equation is 10 – 5 + 4 + 6 – 3 =12. Therefore, the answer is correct.
  • 16. Let’s watch a video clip on how to solve word problem involving addition of integers.
  • 17. Find your partner & solve the ff. problems. Pair-share
  • 18. A submarine hovers at 240 meters below sea level. If it descends 160 meters and then ascends 390 meters, what is its new position?
  • 19. Solution: The starting elevation is 240 meters below sea level, or -240. Descending, or going down, by 160 meters means -160. Ascending, or going up, by 390 meters means 390. Equation: - 240 + (- 160) + 390=-10m
  • 20. This time we will have a group activity Group Activity
  • 21. Group Activity: Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem 1. In the first half of a trivia game, Kenneth scored 500 points. Then, during the second half, he lost 200 points. What was his total score? Solution: 500 + (-200) = 300
  • 22. 2. Simon spent Php1,000 on a fancy watch and deposited a Php3,000 paycheck. How much is the change that Simon had? Solution: -1,000 + 3,000 = 2,000 Simon had Php2,000 more
  • 23. Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem: 1.On the first play, the football team lost 6 yards. On the second play, the team lost 5 yards. What was their total change in yards? 2.A submarine was situated 800 feet below sea level. If it ascends 250 feet, what is its new position?
  • 24. Generalization How do you solve routine and non-routine problems involving addition of integers using appropriate strategies and tools?
  • 25. Evaluation: Get your paper & pen & answer the ff. problems:
  • 26. 1.Rio walked 5 steps forward, 8 steps backward, 9 steps forward and 3 steps backward. How many steps is Rio from where he started? 2. A submarine was situated 850 meters below sea level. If it ascends 72m, what is its new position?
  • 27. 3. A monkey sits on a limb of a tree that is 14m above the ground. He swings up 7m & climbs up 8 m more, then jumps down 15 m. how far off the ground is the monkey now? 4. Mr. Faustino has bank balance of ₱5,700.00. He withdrew ₱800.00, and ₱500.00. He then deposited ₱750.00 What is his new balance? 5. Daniel was at the ground floor when he decided to go to the fourth floor. He then went down two floors, and went up seven more floors. Where is he now?
  • 28. Hi! Today you will learn how to solve routine and non-routine problems involving subtraction of integers using appropriate strategies and tools.
  • 31. (+20) - (-19) Ans: +39 (-35) - (+5) Ans: -40 (-60) - (-29) Ans: -31 (-45) - (+30) Ans: -75 (55) - (-26) Ans: +81
  • 32. The temperature in Baguio City was 12° Celsius in the morning. It dropped to 8° Celsius in the evening. What is the difference between these temperatures?
  • 33. 1. What is asked? 2. What is the equation representing this situation? (12)-(-8)=N 3. What is the difference between the temperature of Baguio in the morning and evening? To get the difference between the two temperatures, we need to subtract 8° from 12°. 12 – (+8) = 4° C
  • 34. Subtracting integers is adding the opposite of the subtrahend to the minuend. In this case, the opposite of +8 is -8. We add -8 to +12, giving us +4. Therefore, Baguio City’s temperature between morning & evening differ by 4° C.
  • 35. Let’s watch a video clip on how to solve word problem involving subtraction of integers.
  • 36. Find your partner & solve the ff. problems. Pair-share
  • 37. •At sunrise, the outside temperature was 1° below zero. By lunch time, the temperature rose by 17° and then fell by 4° by night. What was the temperature at the end of the day?
  • 38. Solution The starting temperature is 1° below zero, or -1°. Later, the temperature rose, or went up, by 17°. Then, the temperature fell, or went down, by 4°. Equation: -1° + 17° - 4°=- 12°
  • 39. This time we will have a group activity. : Use the 4- step plan to solve the problem Group Activity
  • 40. 1. The highest point in Asia is Mount Everest at 8850 meters. The shore of the Dead Sea, the lowest point in Asia, is about 410 meters below sea level. What is the difference between these elevations?
  • 41. Solution: Use integers to represent the two elevations. Mount Everest: 8850 m Dead Sea: 410 m Find the difference of 8850 and 410 meters. 8850 -(- 410) =8850 + 410 Rule for subtracting integers =9260 ANSWER: The difference between the elevations is 9260 meters. Subtraction can be used to find a change in a variable such as temperature or elevation. To find the change, subtract the old or start value of the variable from the new or end value of the variable.
  • 42. 2. In Fairfield, Montana, on December 24, 1924, the air temperature dropped a record amount. At noon, the temperature was 63°F. Twelve hours later, the temperature was 21°F. What was the change in temperature?
  • 43. Solution: Change in temperature = end temperature - start temperature =-21 - 63 Substitute values. = -21 + (-63)Rule for subtracting integers = -84 ANSWER: The change in temperature was -84°F, so the temperature dropped 84°F.
  • 44. Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem • In the Sahara Desert one day it was 136oF. In the Gobi Desert a temperature of -50oF was recorded. What is the difference between these two temperatures? • 2.Mt. Everest, the highest elevation in Asia, is 29,028 feet above sea level. The Dead Sea, the lowest elevation, is 1,312 feet below sea level. What is the difference between these two elevations?
  • 45. Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem •In the Sahara Desert one day it was 136°F. In the Gobi Desert a temperature of -50°F was recorded. What is the difference between these two temperatures?
  • 46. Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem 2.Mt. Everest, the highest elevation in Asia, is 29,028 feet above sea level. The Dead Sea, the lowest elevation, is 1,312 feet below sea level. What is the difference between these two elevations?
  • 47. Generalization How do you solve routine and non-routine problems involving subtraction of integers using appropriate strategies and tools?
  • 48. Evaluation: Get your paper & pen & answer the ff. problems:
  • 49. Hi! Today you will learn how to solve routine and non-routine problems involving multiplication & division of integers using appropriate strategies and tools.
  • 50. Let’s have a drill!! Perform multiplication or division on each pair of numbers.
  • 51. 12 & 4 15 & 9 7 & 3 25 & 5
  • 52. 125 & 5 150 & 6 210 & 3 84 & 6
  • 53. Ok! This time, I’ll show you an equation write positive if the answer is positive, write negative if the answer is negative. Are you ready???
  • 54. (+) ÷ (+) = Ans: (+) (+) ÷ (−) = Ans. (−) (−) ÷ (+) = Ans:(−) (−) ÷ (−) = Ans: (+)
  • 55. (+) x (+) = Ans: (+) (+) x (−) = Ans: (−) (−) x (+) = Ans: (−) (−) x (−) = Ans: (+)
  • 56. Now let’s have a review! Determine if the ff. pairs of integers have like signs or unlike signs.
  • 57. (+7) & (-12) unlike signs (-4) & (-9) like signs (-5) & (-30) like signs
  • 58. (+2) & (-11) unlike signs (+56) & (-18) unlike signs
  • 59. Now let us study the ff. problem 
  • 60. After a community campaign on reducing waste, the amount of garbage in Rita’s household decreased by 2 kg. per day. By how much will their garbage decrease after 6 days? What is the average reduced waste by each person in Rita’s household if there are four of them in the family?
  • 61. 1.What integer will represent the decrease in garbage in a day? 2.If such decrease happens for 6 days, then what equation will describe the total decrease of garbage in 6 days? (-2 x 6 = n) -Multiplying integers is the same as multiplying whole numbers. The product of two integers with different signs is negative. On the other hand, the product of two integers with same sign is positive.
  • 62. Solution: • Multiplying 2 and 6 is 12, but since the signs of the factors are different, then the product is -12. Therefore, after 6 days, Ritas household will have a decrease of 12kg in their garbage.
  • 63. • 3.How are we going to know the average reduced waste of each member of Rita’s household? • Dividing integers is the same as dividing whole numbers. The quotient of two integers with different signs is negative. On the other hand, the quotient of two integers with the same sign is positive.
  • 64. • 4. what will be the equation representing the average reduced waste of each member of Rita’s household? What is the quotient of the two integers in your equation? • (-12 ÷ 4= n) • Solution: 12 ÷ 4 is 3. Since 12 & 4 have different signs, then the final answer will be -3. Thus, each of the 4 members of Rita’s household reduced
  • 65. Maine’s hourly wage is ₱57.00. if she worked for a total of 48 hours a week, how much pay will she receive?
  • 66. Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem: 1.Understand: a. What is asked? The pay she will receive for working for 48 hours. b. What are the given facts? Maine’s hourly wage is ₱57.00 2.Plan: Strategy: Write a mathematical sentence
  • 67. 3.Solve: It is given that Maine got ₱57.00 per hour and worked for 48 hours. So we have: 57 x 48 = n 57 x 48 = 2,736 Answer: Maine will receive ₱2,736.00 for working 48 hours. 2.Check: We can check if our answer is correct by division. We will divide ₱2,736.00 by 48 hours to get the hourly wage of Maine which should be ₱57.00. ₱2,736.00÷48 = 57, therefore our answer is correct.
  • 68. Jojo owes the sari-sari store ₱135.00. each of his 5 friends will help him pay off his debt. How much will each friend equally share to pay his debt?
  • 69. Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem: 1.Understand: a. What is asked? The amount each friend will equally share to pay Jojo’s debt b. What are the given facts? Jojo’s debt is ₱135.00 He has 5 friends who will equally share to pay his debt 2.Plan: Strategy: Write a mathematical sentence
  • 70. 3.Solve: Since there are 5 of Jojo’s friend who will help him pay off his debt, we will divide his ₱135.00 debt by 5. so we have: 135÷ 5 =n 135÷ 5 =27, Therefore, each of Jojo’s friend will pay ₱27.00 2.Check: We can check if our answer is correct by multiplication. We will multiply ₱27.00 by 5 which is the number of Jojo’s friend. We should get ₱135.00 as the product. We have 27 x 5 = 135, therefore our answer is correct.
  • 71. Show video clip on how to solve word problem involving subtraction of integers. 
  • 72. Now, get your partner and answer the ff. problem:
  • 73. Alicia owes Php200 to each of 4 friends. How much money does she owe? • Solution: The problem above can be solved using integers. • Owing Php200 can be represented by -200. Thus the problem becomes: • (-200) (+4) • The parentheses indicate that these integers are being multiplied. In order to solve this problem, we need to know the rules for multiplication of integers. • Rule 1: The product of a positive integer and a negative integer is a negative integer. • Rule 2: The product of two negative integers or two positive integers is a positive integer. • We can now use Rule 1 to solve the problem above arithmetically: • (-200)(+4) = -800.So Alicia owes -Php800.
  • 74. Now, we’ll have our group activity. Answer the ff. problems.
  • 75. 1. A person has a debt of Php500. Five friends offer to pay off all of the debt. How much does each person need to pay in order to pay off the debt? 2. Ms. Reyes needed Php250 a show. She withdrew five times that amount. How much money did she withdraw? 3. A sprinkler was -20 feet below ground level. Mr. Cruz has a machine that digs -4 feet at a time. How many digs does he need to make in order to reach the sprinkler?
  • 77. Solve these problems! Use the 4-step plan to solve the problem 1.Four roommates share an apartment. The balance for their bills for the month of July is -Php1600. How much do they each owe? 2.Yesterday's low temperature was -2.5. Today's low temperature is 5 times as low as yesterday's low temperature
  • 78. Generalization How do you solve routine and non-routine problems involving multiplication & division of integers using appropriate strategies and tools?
  • 79. Evaluation: Get your paper & pen & answer the ff. problems:
  • 80. 1.Mr. Cruz went to market to buy some fruits and vegetables. He bought 5 apples at ₱30.00 each and 3 cabbages at ₱10 each. He gave the vendor a 500-peso bill. How much change did he get? 2. Mr. Tan has ₱500.00 to buy me groceries. Can she buy 10 can goods that cost ₱40.00 each? Explain and show your answer. 3. there were 15 rows of 50 chairs arranged in an auditorium. Each chair was rented for ₱40.00. how much was paid for the rental?