Multiplying intergers
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This document discusses multiplying integers using counters to represent positive and negative numbers. It explains that a positive counter represents 1 and a negative counter represents -1. The document provides examples of multiplying integers using counters and writes out multiplication sentences corresponding to the counter models. It then lists practice problems for students to solve.
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Multiplying intergers
- 2. • You can use positive and negative counters to model the multiplication of integers. • The counter represents 1, and • the counter represents -1. • Remember that multiplication means repeated addition.
- 3. These counters represent -2 This counters represent -6 - - - -- Write a multiplication sentence that describes the model above - - - -2 x -6 = 12
- 4. - X - = + NOTE + X + = +
- 5. LETS DO THESE : 1. 4 X 4 = 2. -9 X -8 = 3. -3 X -5 = 4. 5 X 3 = 5. -11 X -8 = 6. -10 X - 7 = 7. -6 X -6 = 8. 4 X 5 =
- 6. CLASSWORK LETS DO THESE : 1. 9 X 4 = 2. -2 X -8 = 3. -6 X -5 = 4. 4 X 3 = 5. - 7 X -8 = 6.-11 X - 7 = 7. -4 X -6 = 8. 7 X 5 =