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Title: Whole Numbers


1
Chapter 1
  • Whole Numbers

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Numbers
  • Natural s 1,2,3,4,5
  • 3 dots goes on FOREVER!
  • Sometimes called counting numbers
  • Whole s 0,1,2,3,4
  • Number Line smallerleft largerright



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4
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4
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Inequalities
  • gt Greater than
  • 8 gt 5
  • Number line
  • lt Less than
  • 4 lt 7
  • Number line

4
Names of Places
  • MillionsgtHundred-thousands
  • ten-thousandsgtthousands
  • hundredsgttensgtones
  • Four hundred six thousand nine in standard form
  • 406,009

5
U Try It
  • Graph 4, 0, 9 on a number line
  • Place lt or gt between the two numbers
  • 89 76
  • 45 56
  • Write 46,032,715 in words

6
Rounding
  • Round to the nearest place value or estimating
  • At first you will be told which place value to
    round.
  • Look to the value to the right of the value you
    will round. If it is 5 or greater, round up. If
    4 or less, the value stays the same.

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Examples a plenty
  • Round 445,789 to the nearest thousand
  • Hint look at the seven
  • 446,000
  • Round 873,231 to the nearest ten-thousand
  • Round 85 to the nearest ten.

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1.1 Homework
  • 1 thru 107 Every Other Odd
  • Problems 4, 12, 26, 34, 42, 52, 68, 80, 90, 98

Copying is not! Get your own peanuts!
Working Together and sharing ideas is Great!
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1.2 Adding and Subtracting
  • Vertically
  • Line up the numbers by place value
  • Example 123 89
  • The many words for sum
  • Added to
  • More than
  • The sum of
  • Increased by
  • The total of
  • plus

10
Carrying
  • When you are adding numbers in a column and the
    sum exceeds 9.
  • 957 678
  • 399 712

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Unknowns
  • Variable a letter that stands for a number.
  • Variable expression variables linked together
    mathematically
  • Evaluating the variable expression plugging in
    numbers for the variables and solving

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Examples
  • Evaluate K P L when
  • K 7, P 1, L 4

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Properties
  • Addition property of zero
  • If you add zero to it, it stays the same
  • Commutative property of addition
  • XY YX
  • 15 51
  • Associative Property of addition
  • (ab)c a (bc)
  • (48)1 4 (81)

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Equations
  • Equation has numbers and/or variables on both
    the right and left side of an equals sign
  • Solution substituting numbers for variables in
    an equation that makes the equation true or
    false.

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Examples
  • X815
  • Is it true or false when x 6
  • xyz11,521
  • Is this equation true or false when x1692,
    y4783, z5046

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Subtraction
  • Vertically line up the numbers as in addition.
  • The many words for subtract
  • Minus
  • Less
  • Less than
  • The difference between
  • Decreased by
  • Subtractfrom

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Borrowing (not just a nice word for stealing)
  • You may need to borrow if the lower number is
    bigger than the upper number.
  • Example Subtract 692 378
  • Ex2 Subtract 3,904 1,775

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Geometry
  • Point
  • Line
  • Ray
  • Line Segment
  • Angle
  • Plane
  • Intersecting and parallel lines
  • Polygons

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Perimeter
  • Add up the sides
  • If I wanted to put tape around the edge of my
    snowboard fashioned out of an old ironing board,
    how much tape do I need?

6 Ft
1 ft
2 ft
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1.2 Homework
  • 1 thru 143 EOO
  • Problems 6, 20, 42, 48, 52, 58, 66, 82, 100, 118,
    140

Shut up!
Nirzwans homework assignments aren't that bad
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