Algebraic Operations on Integers
Algebraic Operations on Integers: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Multiplication of Integers, Division of Integers, Operations on Integers, Additive Identity of Integers, Multiplication of Positive and Negative Integers and, Multiplicative Identity of Integers
Important Questions on Algebraic Operations on Integers
A submarine submerges at the rate of . If it descends from above the sea level, how long will it take to reach below sea level?

Anna is a microbiology student. She was doing research on optimum temperature for the survival of different strains of bacteria. Studies showed that bacteria need optimum temperature of while bacteria need optimum temperature of . What is the temperature difference?

Prove that subtraction of integers is not associative.

The associative property of integers does not hold true for subtraction.

Find the product of and using a number line.

Find the product of integers and using number line.

Find the product of integers and using number line.

Take two integers and show that the difference of any two integers will always be an integer.

Explain with an example, that the difference of any two integers will always be an integer.

State commutative property of division of integers and verify with integers and .

State commutative property of division of integers and verify with integers and .

and . Verify commutative property of subtraction of integers.

and . Verify commutative property of subtraction of integers.

State commutative property of division of integers and verify with integers and .




Sum of given integer show closure property.
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Evaluate:
(−10) ÷ 5 − [ (−25) + 40) ] ÷ (−3) = _____

Evaluate:
[ 27 − 62 + (−25) ] ÷ (−5) = _____
