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**Topic:** Addition and Subtraction with Integers
**Key Concepts:**
1. **Addition with Integers**:
* Representing debts as negative numbers and earnings as positive numbers
* Adding numbers with different signs (e.g., -7 + 4)
* Simplifying by combining like terms (positives and negatives)
2. **Subtraction with Integers**:
* Subtraction as "taking away" or finding the opposite
* Converting subtraction to addition by finding the opposite (e.g., -4 - (-1) = -4 + 1)
3. **Problem-Solving Strategies**:
* Removing "relatives" (opposite numbers) to simplify calculations
* Canceling out opposite numbers to ease calculations
* Adding all positives and negatives separately to find the final result
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**Addition with Integers**
1. The concept of "adding" means combining what you have with what you gain or owe.
2. A number without a plus sign (+) in front is assumed to be positive.
3. To solve addition with integers, compare using a concept like money (e.g., earnings vs. debt).
4. Example: -7 (debt) + 4 (earnings) = -3 (remaining debt)
5. When adding positives and negatives, it's easier to sum all positives and all negatives separately.
**Specific Examples (Addition)**
6. Example 1: -7 + 4 = -3
7. Example 2: -18 + 8 + 10 = -8 + 10 = 2
8. Example 3: 30 (initial amount) + 0 (earnings) = 30
9. Example 4: -9 + 3 = -6
10. Example 5: -60 + 80 (earnings) - 90 (debt) + 190 (earnings) = 220 - 270 = 50
11. Example 6: 80 + (-20) + (-30) + 20 = ?
**Subtraction with Integers**
12. Subtraction means taking away (e.g., removing debt or subtracting from earnings).
13. A lone number (without a sign) is considered positive.
14. The concept of "opposites" helps in subtraction (e.g., opposite of -1 is +1).
15. To solve, remove relatives (opposites cancel out) or think of the opposite.
**Specific Examples (Subtraction)**
16. Example 1: 8 - (-2) = 8 + 2 = 10
17. Example 2: -4 - (-1) = -4 + 1 = -3
18. Example 3: -10 + 7 = -3
19. Example 4: 7 - (-2) - (+8) - (+11) - (-5) - 1 = ?
**General**
20. Using the concept of opposites makes calculations faster.
21. Cancelling out opposites simplifies equations.
22. Adding all positives and negatives separately can aid in solving equations.