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11.1 Comparing

1.

2.

3.

-12 -9 -6 -3 0 3 6

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

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9. 25 10. –12 11. –3 12. 1,000 13. –50 14. –18 15. 67 16. 10 17. 2

18. –210 19. <

20. >

21. >

22. >

23. <

24. <

25. <

26. >

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Section 11.1

27. <

28. –5, –3, –2, 0 29. –5, –2, 0, 2, 5

30. –9, –6, –4, –2, 2, 3 31. –10, –8, 1, 3

32. –4, –1, 1, 2, 3

33. –8, –4, –3, 0, 2, 5 34. 0

35. –57

36. 30

37. 5

38. –9

39. 100

40. –9

41. –12

42. 1

43. –22

44. –15

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45. 81

46. 100–104 47. 95–99 48. 6

49. 63%

50. 95–99 51. 35 cm 52. 76 in.

53. 47.7 m

54. 60 mm

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11.2 Absolute Value

1. 23 2. 6 3. 41 4. 58 5. 7 6. 13 7. 62 8. 15 9. 61

10. 72

11. 94

12. 108

13. 89

14. 62

15. 2

16. 45

17. 21

18. 53

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19. 8 20. 60 21. 90 22. 43 23. 25 24. 34 25. 6 26. 18 27. 34

28. 69 29. 3 30. 92 31. 5 32.

11

5

, or 2

1 5

33. 13

34. 65

35.

12

, or 1

5
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Section 11.2

36. 17 37. –14 38. –5 39. –61 40. –3 41. –21 42. –100

43.

Pastors' Phone Calls

0 5 10 15 20 25

Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri.

Days of Week

Number of Calls

Williams Cramer

44. Tuesday and Friday 45. 87

46. Monday

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47.

3

4

48.

19

1

49.

4

1

50.

Hits Per Season

1 2, 5, 6, 6, 7, 9 2 0, 2, 4, 6

3 1

Key: 1|2 means 12

51. 19

52. 19

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11.3 Addition

1. positive 2. neither 3. negative 4. negative 5. negative 6. positive 7. neither 8. positive

9. –1 + (–4) = –5

10. 2 + 3 = 5 11. –8

12. –21

13. 19

14. –5

15. 28

16. –37

17. –131

18. 5

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19. –17 20. 15 21. –16 22. 43 23. –11 24. 0 25. –49 26. 24 27. –35

28. –7

29. 9

30. 31

31. 5

32. 7

33. –54

34. –92

35. –6

36. –32

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Section 11.3

37. >

38. = 39. >

40. = 41. $9

42. 7

th

floor 43. –5

44. –1 45. –4

46. 2

47. –12, 16, –15 48. –1, 6, –2

49. 21 50. 2

51. 16 yd.

52. 104.069

53. 9,004,507

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54–57.

58. $37

59. $28.50

60. $25, $33

61.

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11.4 Subtraction

1. –7 2. –4 3. 3 4. 17 5. –18 6. 3 7. 6 8. 15 9. –29

10. –21

11. –3

12. 14

13. 6

14. –27

15. –8

16. –11

17. –8

18. 30

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19. 3 20. 10 21. 0 22. –27 23. 11 24. 5 25. –11 26. –4 27. –5

28. –12 29. 2 30. –9 31. 5 32. –8 33. 13 34. –13 35. 21°

36. 27°

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Section 11.4

37. –14 38. 8 39. 10 40. 3 41. –4

42. –800; –671

43. –1,300; –2,300 44. 3,981 ft.

45. 135 people

46. $4.29 47. 5 c.

48. 110,000 mi.

2

49. 15

2

3

yd.

50. 4,400 yd.

51. 19 yd.

52. >

53. >

54. <

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11.5 Multiplication

1. –6 2. 0 3. –75 4. 20 5. –16 6. 56 7. 54 8. 66

10. –56 11. –28 12. 175 13. 24 14. 72 15. –90 16. –112 17. –35

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Section 11.5 19. –100

20. 36 21. –60 22. –27 23. –72 24. –400 25. –8 26. –11 27. 2 28. 21

29. –19 30. –4 31. –15°F

32. loss of 28 lb., or –28 lb.

33. 226 m 34. >

35. <

36. <

37. <

38. >

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39. P = R – C 40.

Profit or Loss $258,549 –$4,199 –$5,683 $22,019 Total: $270,686 41. –42

43. –78 44. 13 45. –107 46. 540 ft.2 47. 433.32 in.2 48. 276 m2 49. 27

50. 28 51. 5

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11.6 Division

1. 8 2. 8 3. 3 4. 0 5. –9 6. 9 7. –8 8. 7 9. –2

10. 5 11. –9 12. 1 13. –9 14. –8 15. 10 16. –16 17. –6 18. –4

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19. –7 20. 22 21. –3 22. 18 23. –13 24. –13 25. –17 26. 23 27. –18

29. 1 30. –5 31. 18 32. 4 33. –2 34. 40 35. –3°

36. $10 loss 37. –4

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Section 11.6 39. –4

40. 6 41. 9 42.

Hole Score Hole Score

1 –1 6 –2

2 –1 7 –2

3 2 8 0

4 –1 9 1

5 0 10 –1

Hole Score Hole Score

11 2 15 2

12 –1 16 1

13 0 17 –1

14 –1 18 1

Total –2

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43. 70 44. –7 45. 18 46. –27 47. –9 48. 4

49. –27

50. 2.309 × 106 51. 4.32 × 103 52. 6.2 gal.

53. 60%

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11.7 Integer Operations

1. true 2. false 3. false 4. true 5. true 6. false 7. –21 8. –2 9. 21

10. –7

11. 15

12. 26

13. –17

14. –72

15. 6

16. –25

17. –8

18. 12

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19. –29 20. 22 21. –3 22. 1 23. 3 24. 24 25. –20 26. –13 27. 0

28. 7 29. –57 30. –6

31. 35 – (3 × 6); 17 32. (15 + 9) ÷ (–8); –3 33. 7(–15 – 6); –147

34. (4 × 7) – (6 × 9); –26 35. –3

36. 324

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Section 11.7

37. 7 38. –23 39. –7

40. 7°F, 18°F, 50°F 41. –24°C, –19°C, 0°C

42.

Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin 100°C 373 K 0°C 273 K

–11°F 249 K

–459°F –273°C

43.

5 3 6, , 8 4 7

44. 0.97, 0.98, 0.985

45. 412, 421, 432

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46.

3 4 3, , 7 9 5

47. 35% increase 48. 70% decrease 49. 75% increase

50. 20% decrease 51. 25%

52. 65%

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Problem Solving 11—Multiple Steps

1. Divide 156 by 12 to find the number of dozens. Multiply this number by $1.29.

2. Add to find the total number of quarts picked. Multiply this number by $0.45.

3. Multiply $3.98 by 5 and $7.29 by 3. Add the products to find the cost before tax. Multiply the cost by 1.05 to find the total with tax. $43.86

4. Divide 105 by 15 to find the number of groups. Subtract 4

from 15 to find the number of students with their parents in

each group. Multiply the answers. 77 students

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5. Multiply $9.10 by 40 to find the regular wages. Subtract 40 from 47 to find the overtime hours. Multiply $9.10 by 1.5 to find the overtime hourly pay. Multiply the overtime hours by the overtime hourly pay. Add the regular wages and the

overtime wages. $459.55

6. Find the cost of installments ($39 × 12 + $48.50), and subtract the cash cost. $31.50

7. Multiply 55 × 2 and 60 × 3 to find the distances, and subtract

them from 482. Divide the answer by 64 to find the hours

remaining. Add the hours. 8 hr.

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Section 11.8 11.8 Real Numbers

1–8.

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9. –26 10. 23 11. 9 12. –18 13. 4 14. –27 15. 9 16. –2

18. –43 19. 10 20. 4

21. Commutative Property of Addition

22. Inverse Property of Addition

23. Identity Property of Addition

24. Inverse Property of

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Section 11.8

25. Associative Property of Multiplication

26. Associative Property of Addition

27. Commutative Property of Multiplication

28. Identity Property of Multiplication

29. Zero Property of Multiplication

30. Distributive Property

31. Inverse Property of Multiplication

32. Identity Property of Addition

33. Distributive Property 34. Inverse Property of

Addition 35. –8°F

36. 1.5 hr. ahead 37. $65

38. –53

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39. 0 40. 600 41. 14 42. 0 43. 72 44. –5 45. 13 46. 23 47. –5

48. –17 49. –19 50. –168 51. 0

52. 5 km

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Math and Scripture 11

1. 6 + 42 cities 2. 3 + 3 cities

3. 800,000 + 500,000 men 4. 1,100,000 + 470,000 men 5. x + 15 yr.

6. x + 1 cubit

7. x + 3,000 souls

8. 0

9. divided, since 3 + 2 = 5 10. 11 – 4 = 7

11. 7 is in the concluding statement.

12. 4 + 7 = 11

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Chapter 11 Review

1–3.

-7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3

4. <

5. >

6. >

7. –6, –4, –1, 2, 5 8. –9, –7, –4, 0, 3, 5

11. 0

12. 216

13. 4

14. 12

15. –14

16. 4

17. –4

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Chapter 11 Review

20. –13 21. –18 22. –19 23. –25 24. 0 25. 12 26. –10 27. –54 28. 7

29. –6

30. –48

31. 5

32. 36

33. –200

34. 13

35. –7

36. 6

37. –30

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38. 43 39. –15

40. –6.3; Commutative Property of Addition

41.

29

; Inverse Property of Multiplication

42. 7; Distributive Property 43. 16.7; Identity Property of

Addition

44.

4

3

; Inverse Property of Addition

45. 0; Zero Property of Multiplication

46. The verse mentions the

addition of 3,000 to the

number of disciples that

were already there.

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