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Adding and subtracting rational numbers worksheets
Create fourteen signed sums and differences with integers, decimals, fractions or a mixture. Each question has two or three operands and an exact answer.
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Multiplying and dividing integers worksheets
Practice fourteen signed integer products and exact quotients. Choose fraction-bar division, ÷, × or parentheses, with factor magnitudes from 2 to 20.
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Determine the sign, then multiply or divide the magnitudes. A fraction bar also means division; adjacent parentheses mean multiplication.
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Four notations, two operations
A stacked fraction and the division sign both express a quotient. A multiplication sign and adjacent parentheses both express a product. This sheet uses signed integers; each division has an integer result.
Choose any nonempty combination of the four forms. The range controls the magnitudes of factors, divisors and constructed quotients, so a displayed dividend or product can be larger than that range.
Integers are rational numbers. For noninteger fraction operands, use our fraction multiplication or fraction division practice.
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Use sign rules consistently across multiplication and division written in four common notations.
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Calculate (−6)(−4), then 24 ÷ (−6).
24 and −4.
Two negative factors give a positive product. Dividing the positive product by one negative factor recovers the other negative factor.
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- Compare the same calculation in two different notations.
- Begin with magnitudes 2–9 before moving to 10–20.
- Check a quotient by multiplying it by the divisor.
- Keep the multiplication sign rule separate from the rule for adding signed numbers.
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