Negative Numbers & Integers: Hard Test 1
15 questions · 15 minutes
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- What is −6 × (−4)?
- What is −36 ÷ (−9)?
- What is −5 + 3 × (−4)?
- At midnight the temperature is −9°C and it rises 2 degrees every hour. At what time will it first be above 0°C?
- What is the mean of −6, −2, 4 and −8?
Before you begin, remember
- Draw a number line. Counting the steps from -4 up to 3 gives 7 far more reliably than trying to do it mentally.
- Remember that -9 is smaller than -2, even though 9 is bigger than 2. Further left means smaller, always.
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