Which addition equation is modeled by the number line.
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Question 4
4.
Add. Show your work if needed.
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Question 5
5.
Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
Use tiles to subtract.
(+12) − (−5)
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Question 6
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Use a number line to show how to subtract.
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Question 7
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Use a number line show how to add.
(-2) + (+10)
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Question 8
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The temperature is 15°C and drops 8°C.
Write an addition equation to calculate the final temperature. What is the final temperature?
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Question 9
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Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
You have 8 white tiles and 7 black tiles. What additional tiles do you need to model −2?
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Question 10
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Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
What sum does this set of tiles model? Write the addition equation.
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Question 11
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A submarine at sea level dives 9 m and then another 8 m.
Write the final depth of the submarine as an integer.
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Question 12
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Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
You have 9 white tiles and 11 black tiles. What additional tiles do you need to model −9?
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Question 13
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Bryan gets on an elevator at the 35th floor. The elevator goes down 17 floors then up 9 floors.
At what floor does it finally stop?
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Question 14
14.
Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
Write the integer modeled by this set of tiles.
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Question 15
15.
Which number line represents this subtraction statement.
(+3) (+5)
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Question 16
16.
Let one black tile represent −1.
Which subtraction equation does this diagram model.
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Question 17
17.
Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
What is the least number of tiles that you can remove to model −4? Show your thinking.
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Question 18
18.
Draw a number line to demonstrate how you add this integer statement.
(-8) + (-9)
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Question 19
19.
Use <, >, or = to complete this sentence.
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Question 20
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Use colored tiles to find the sum of this addition statement. Be sure to have a legend that indicates which are positive tiles and which are negative tiles.
(+6) + (–4)
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Question 21
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Which number line shows this addition statement: (+6) + (–3).
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Question 22
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Sam owns a small business. He made a profit of $7 on Saturday and lost $10 on Sunday.
Find the total profit or loss for the weekend.
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Question 23
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Atoms contain charged particles called protons and electrons.
Each proton has a charge of +1, and each electron has a charge of −1. A sulfur ion has 16 protons and 18 electrons.
Find the overall charge.
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Question 24
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Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
You have 9 white tiles and 7 black tiles. What additional tiles do you need to model 0?
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Question 25
25.
Use a number line to subtract.
(+3) - (-9)
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Question 26
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In a golf tournament, Joey got a score of +11 and Melissa got a score of –5.
What was their combined score?
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Question 27
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Let one white tile represent +1 and one black tile represent −1.
What sum does this set of tiles model? Show how you would get this answer.
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Question 28
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The graph shows the high and low temperatures in a week from Sunday to Saturday.
On which day was the difference between the high and low temperatures the greatest?
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Question 29
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During the day the temperature was 3 degrees C. At night, the temperature dropped 9 degrees C.What was the temperature at night?
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Question 30
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Use colored tiles to find the sum of this integer addition statement.