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This document is a student worksheet on operations with integers, fractions, and other basic mathematics concepts. It includes exercises on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers. It also covers properties of operations such as commutative, associative, and closure and asks students to identify which properties apply to each operation.

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This document is a student worksheet on operations with integers, fractions, and other basic mathematics concepts. It includes exercises on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers. It also covers properties of operations such as commutative, associative, and closure and asks students to identify which properties apply to each operation.

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Subtraction
Operations on Integers
Fill in the blanks.
1. 2 + 3 = 5 ; 5 −2 = . . . ; 5 −2 = . . .
2. 3 + 6 = . . . ; 9 −6 = . . . ; 9 −3 = . . .
3. 5 + 9 = . . . ; 14 − 9 = . . . ; 14 − 9 = . . .
4. 12 + 7 = . . . ; 19 − 7 = . . . ; 19 − 12 = . . .
5. 8 + 9 = . . . ; 17 − 9 = . . . ; 17 − 8 = . . .
6. 20 + 12 = . . .; 32 − 12 = . . .; 32 − 20 = . . .
7. 16 + 17 = . . .; 33 − 17 = . . .; 33 − 16 = . . .

8. Examine the results above, and then write your


conclusion by filling in the blanks below.
If p + q = r, then:
a. r − p = . . .
b. r − q = . . .
c. If m − n = t, then:
t +n =. ..
m −t = . . .

9. Examining the results of no. 1 up to no. 8 above, we can


conclude that:
a. 5 − (−2) = 7, because 5 − 7 = . . .
b. 8 − (−6) = 14, because 8 − 14 = . . .
c. 4 − (−9) = . . ., because 4 − . . . = -9

2 / Student’s Worksheet – Fractions


Calculate
a. 12 + 9 = ...
b. 23 + 14 = ...
c. 36 + 49 = ...
d. 89 + 25 = ...
e. 124 + 76 = ...

Calculate
a. 34 – 13 = ...
b. 76 – 45 = ...
c. 34 – 59 = ...
d. 148 – 101 = ...
e. -36 – 32 = ...
f. -123 – 143 = ...

Multiplication
Fill in the blanks below.
1. a. 4 × 5 = . . .
3 × 5 = . . .
2 × 5 = . . .
1 × 5 = . . .
0 × 5 = . . .

b.
5 × 3 = . . .
4 × 3 = . . .
3 × 3 = . . .
2 × 3 = . . .
1 × 3 = . . .
0 × 3= .. .

−1 × 5 = . . .
2. Examining the pattern of the answer to No. 1, fill in the
−2 × 5
blanks =. ..
below.
−3 × 5 = . . .
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−4 × 5 = . . .
−5 × 5 = . . .
−1 × 3 = . . .
−2 × 3 = . . .
−3 × 3 = . . .
−4 × 3 = . . .
−5 × 3 = . . .
−6 × 3 = . . .

3. Examining the results of No. 1 and No.2, fill in the blanks


below.
a. −2 × 7 = . . . e.4 × −4 = . . .
b. −4 × 9 = . . . 3 × −4 = . . .
c. 4 × −3 = . . . 2 × −4 = . . .
d. 6 × −7 = . . . 1 × −4 = . . .
0 × −4 = . . .

4. Examining the results of No. 3e, fill in the blanks below.


a.
−1 × −4 = . . .
−2 × −4 = . . .
−3 × −4 = . . .
−4 × −4 = . . .
−5 × −4 = . . .

Calculate
a. 13 × 4 = ...
Mathematics for Junior High School Year 7 / 4
b. 24 × 12 = ...
c. –8 ×24 = ...
d. –25 ×1 4 = ...

Calculate.
a. 144 : 3 = ...
b. 246 : 6 = ...
c. 244 : 8 = ...

Calculate.
a. (82 × 4) : 2 = ...
b. (–23 + 36) × 5 = ...
c. 23 × ( 34 – 21) = ...

Choose the following properties: commutative,


associative, or
closure to fill in the blank cells of the table below.

5 / Student’s Worksheet – Fractions


Properties that do
Operation Properties that apply
not apply
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Addition .............................
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Subtraction .............................
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Multiplication .............................
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Division .............................
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Explain each of your answers. Give examples of the
properties that do not apply to justify your answers.

Mathematics for Junior High School Year 7 / 6


Look at your answer to No. 6. Explain each of your answers;
give examples of the properties that do not apply to justify
your answers.

Solution:

7 / Student’s Worksheet – Fractions

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