This document provides an overview of integer operations. It explains that integers include positive and negative numbers. Subtracting integers involves changing the operation sign, such as changing -1 - +3 to -1 + -3. Multiplying and dividing integers follows consistent patterns, where multiplying or dividing two negative numbers results in a positive number, and one negative with one positive results in a negative number. Examples of integer addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems are provided along with their answers.

1. Math Intirgres By Jeremy

2. Math intergers are math numbers that have to do with possitive numbers and negative numbers. Like -3 + -5 = -8

3. But when you have trouble, you use a number line. <-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4>

4. When you subtract intergers, It's very different. Like -1 - +3, you actually change the question! You change the + to a – and change the +3 to a -3, and then solve the problem. Before: -1 - +3 After: -1 + -3 Subtracting intirgers

5. Multiplying and Dividing intirgres # = a random number. It's the same concept, you multiply, but when its like -3 x -3 = ? its different. When you multiply a -# x -# it equals a +#. But whenever you do a +# x +#, it's always a -#. Same EXACT thing with dividing. -3 x -3 = +6 and +# x -# = -#

6. NOW YOU'VE LEARNED Now you've learned, you can now be tested!

7. Questions +5 plus -3 -8 minus +4 -3 times +8 -24 divided by +3

8. Answers -2

9. -4

10. -24