What is an integer

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Introduction to What Is an Integer?
Introduction to What Is an Integer?
Definition of an Integer
Introduction to What Is an Integer?
Integers on a number line
Inequality symbols

Representation of Integers
Find an integer for each of the following scenarios.
1. Tony bought a dozen of eggs.
2. Sabrina dropped 8 dollars.
3. Number of students in a class remains unchanged.
Understanding Integers
True or False.
1. On the negative region of the horizontal number line, as we move to the left, the numbers increase in value.
2. -8 > 2
3. The integers 5 and -5 are equally as far away from 0 on the number line.
Locating Integers on a Number Line
Fill in the missing numbers for each of the following number lines.
Comparing Integers Using Inequality Symbols
For each pair of integers below:

i. Locate them on a number line

ii. Write the correct inequality symbol (< or >) in each box.
1. -8 $\Box$ 2
2. 0 $\Box$ 10
3. -5 $\Box$ -3

.body-katex a { word-break: break-word; } What is an integer? Jump to: Notes Notes In this lesson, we will learn: Understanding Integers Representation of Integers Locating Integers on a Number Line Comparing Integers Using Inequality Symbols Integers include all the whole numbers and their negative selves. Whole numbers: all natural numbers including 0. Natural numbers: 1, 2, 3, \dots Number line: Can be either vertical or horizontal. Values in between intervals must be constant (not necessarily 1). Numbers increase in value as we move up/right. Inequality symbols: >: greater than <: less than

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