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By : Selena C.. Addition of Integers Signs are the same Add and keep that sign Signs are different Subtract and keep the sign of the one which you have.

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1 By : Selena C.

2 Addition of Integers Signs are the same Add and keep that sign Signs are different Subtract and keep the sign of the one which you have the most

3 Subtraction of Integers 1 st number stays the same Change sign to addition Change the following number to its opposite Use addition rules

4 Multiplication & Division of Integers Signs are the same Answer is positive Signs are different Answer is negative

5 Bar graph A bar graph displays date with vertical or Horizontal bars

6 Line Plots Use a number line an X’s

7 Histogram Shows the number of date. Items that occur with in each integral.

8 Line graph Line graph shows date that changes over time.

9 Stem an leaf plot Shows date arranged by place value

10 Circle graph Shows parts of a whole.

11 Box an whisker A graph that displays the highest and lowest quarters as whiskers the middle too of the data as the box and the median.

12 Scatter Plots It’s a graph with points plotted t show a relation ship between two sets of data.

13 Sale Price & Percent off Example: If a pair of jeans $62 at regular cot, nut is on sale for 20% off you would multiply $62 *.2 = $12.4 (this is how much they take off the cost if something is n sale) If you need the sale price(what you pay at the counter)you must Subtract the original cost- the amount taken off $62-$12.40=$49.60

14 Tax Example: Bob buys a TV for $125. He is changed 8% tax. How much tax did he pay? Multiple the $125 *.08=$10 tax If you want to find the total cost for the TV, add the original cost plus the tax. $125 + $10=$135

15 Interest Example: Cindy puts $500 in her savings account. She earns 4% interest for every year that she leaves the money in the bank. How much interest does she earn in 1 year? Multiply the $500*.04=$20 If you want the total amount she would get if she took her money out after one year, you must add the original amount to the interest. $500+$20=$520


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