Integer Subtraction
(+1) - (-2) = (+3)
Standard Form: (+1)-(-2)+1-(-2) = (+3)
(-4) - (-2) =(-7) - (-2) =
(-7) - (-1) =
(+5) - (+5) =
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Good job Neil! I like the way you added a video to help us understand subtracting integers. I also like how you showed how to do standard form and how you used pictures to show how you got the answer!
ReplyDeleteGood job Neil! I like how you showed your work using integer chips. I also like how you included a video that provided additional help.
ReplyDeleteI like how you added i video to explain more about subtracting integers next time i think that you should make your pictures a little bigger.
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