Integer Operations - ISEE Upper Level Mathematics Achievement
- What is the value of ?
- . Adding a larger positive to a smaller negative yields a positive result after subtracting absolute values.
- What is the sign of the sum when adding two negative integers, and where ?
- Negative. Adding two negative integers results in a negative sum because both decrease the value from zero.
- What is the value of ?
- . A negative dividend divided by a positive divisor results in a negative quotient.
- What is the value of ?
- . Subtracting a negative is equivalent to adding the positive counterpart.
- What is the sign of the quotient when dividing two integers with the same sign?
- Positive. Dividing integers with the same sign produces a positive quotient.
- What is the value of ?
- . Evaluate inside parentheses first, then multiply, with negative times negative yielding positive.
- What is the rule for adding integers with different signs (for example, )?
- Subtract absolute values; keep the sign of the greater absolute value. When adding integers with opposite signs, subtract the absolute values and take the sign of the number with the larger absolute value.
- What is the value of ?
- . Even number of negatives in multiplication yields a positive product.
- What is the sign of the product when multiplying two integers with the same sign?
- Positive. Multiplying integers with matching signs produces a positive result.
- What is the sign of the sum when adding two positive integers, and ?
- Positive. The sum of two positive integers is always positive since both values increase the total from zero.
- What is the value of ?
- . Dividing two negatives gives a positive quotient of their absolute values.
- What is the value of ?
- . Summing two negatives combines their magnitudes with a negative sign.
- What is the value of ?
- . Perform division first per order of operations, then add the result.
- What is the value of ?
- . The larger absolute value of the negative determines the negative sign after subtraction.
- What is the sign of the quotient when dividing two integers with different signs?
- Negative. Division of integers with opposite signs yields a negative quotient.
- What is the value of ?
- . Subtracting a negative from a negative adds the positive, potentially changing the sign.
- What is the value of ?
- . Multiplication by zero always results in zero regardless of the other factor.
- What is the value of ?
- . A positive dividend divided by a negative divisor produces a negative quotient.
- What is the sign of the product when multiplying two integers with different signs?
- Negative. The product of integers with opposite signs is always negative.
- What is the rule for rewriting subtraction of integers, , as addition?
- . Subtraction is redefined as adding the additive inverse of the subtrahend.
- What is the additive inverse of an integer ?
- . The additive inverse is the opposite sign that sums to zero with the original integer.
- What is the value of ?
- . Multiplying two negatives yields a positive product of their absolute values.
- What is the value of ?
- . Subtracting a positive from a negative is adding a negative, increasing the magnitude.
- What is the value of ?
- . A negative multiplied by a positive results in a negative product.
- What is the value of for any integer ?
- . An integer added to its additive inverse cancels out to zero.