Negative Numbers & Integers: Hard Test 6
15 questions · 15 minutes
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- What is (−3)² − (−3)?
- What is −84 ÷ (−7)?
- What is −7 − 5 × (−3)?
- The table shows the temperature recorded at four times in one day. What is the mean temperature?
- A sequence begins 23, 16, 9, 2, … What is the first term below −20?
Before you begin, remember
- Subtracting a negative is the same as adding: 5 - (-3) is 8. This is the rule most often forgotten under time pressure.
- Draw a number line. Counting the steps from -4 up to 3 gives 7 far more reliably than trying to do it mentally.
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