1TTO §9.2 + §9.3 once more.

Some more practice with §9.2 and §9.3
Nothing new, this time.
This makes sense, as doing adding and subtracting with 
positive and negative numbers is quite tricky!
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Some more practice with §9.2 and §9.3
Nothing new, this time.
This makes sense, as doing adding and subtracting with 
positive and negative numbers is quite tricky!

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This lesson ...
+ you'll get a lotta time to work for yourself
+ first however: a short look back at §9.2 and §9.3

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Adding 1:
6 + 7 = 13
The simplest type of exercise.
A positive number, 7, is added to a number. This makes the result greater than the start:     13 is greater than 6.

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video Math Antics

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Adding 2:
7 + -4 = 3
A NEGATIVE number is added to a number.
Now the result is less:  3 is less than 7.

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Subtracting 1:
8 - 5 = 3
A Positive number is subtracted from a number.
the result is less:   3 is less than 8.
Beware of the last type, next slide!

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Subtracting 2:
6 - -5 = ....
This is the most difficult type!
If a negative number is subtracted, it has the same effect as adding the positive number: 6 - -5 = 6 + 5 = 11

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Once more the whitch's cauldron:
6 - -5 = ....
Suppose the start temperature in the cauldron
is 6 degrees. Now she takes out 6 Cold Blocks.
then it gets warmer in the cauldron!
So taking out cold blocks does the same as putting in hot blocks.
So: 6 - -5 = 6 + 5 = 11

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The homework is about:
+ §9.2 and §9.3, that we just discussed
+ fractions(!); they keep popping up now and then;
    that's why it makes sense doing some basic fraction tasks now.

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homework time
Now make and check: Make of 9.3: ex. 21, 23, S23 (p. 59) and S6 (page 72).

Check your answers well.
 




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