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R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 chapter 4 - Integers [Latest edition]

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Chapters

    1: Number System

    2: Factors and Multiples

    3: Whole Numbers

▶ 4: Integers

   Chapter 5: Fractions

    6: Simplification

    7: Decimals

    8: Algebraic Expressions

    9: Linear Equation in One Variable

    10: Ratio, Proportion and Unitary Method

   Chapter 11: Line Segment, Ray and Line

   Chapter 12: Parallel Lines

   Chapter 13: Angles and Their Measurement

   Chapter 14: Constructions (Using Ruler and a Pair of Compasses)

   Chapter 15: Polygons

   Chapter 16: Triangles

   Chapter 17: Quadrilaterals

   Chapter 18: Circles

   Chapter 19: Three-Dimensional Shapes

   Chapter 20: Two-Dimensional Reflection Symmetry (Linear Symmetry)

   Chapter 21: Concept of Perimeter and Area

   Chapter 22: Data Handling

   Chapter 23: Pictograph

   Chapter 24: Bar Graph

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Solutions for Chapter 4: Integers

Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 4 of CBSE R.S. Aggarwal for Mathematics [English] Class 6.


Exercise 4AExercise 4BExercise 4CExercise 4DExercise 4EExercise 4FTest Paper 4
Exercise 4A [Pages 63 - 64]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Exercise 4A [Pages 63 - 64]

1.01Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: An increase of 8

1.02Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: A loss of Rs 7

1.03Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: Gaining a weight of 5 kg

1.04Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: 10 km above sea level

1.05Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: 5°C below the freezing point

1.06Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: A deposit of Rs 100

1.07Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: Earning Rs 500

1.08Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: Going 6m to the east

1.09Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: 24

1.1Page 63

Write the opposite of the following: -34

2.1Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: A gain of Rs 600

  • +

  • -

2.2Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: A loss of Rs 800

  • +

  • -

2.3Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: 7°C below the freezing point

  • +

  • -

2.4Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: Decrease of 9

  • +

  • -

2.5Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: 2 km above sea level

  • +

  • -

2.6Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: 3 km below sea level

  • +

  • -

2.7Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: A deposit of Rs 200

  • +

  • -

2.8Page 63

Indicate the following using '+' or '−' sign: A withdrawal of Rs 300

  • +

  • -

3.1Page 64

Mark the following integers on a number line: -5

3.2Page 64

Mark the following integers on a number line: -2

3.3Page 64

Mark the following integers on a number line: 0

3.4Page 64

Mark the following integers on a number line: 7

3.5Page 64

Mark the following integers on a number line: -13

4.1Page 64

Which number is larger in the following pair?

  • 0

  • -2

4.2Page 64

Which number is larger in the following pair?

  • -3

  • -5

4.3Page 64

Which number is larger in the following pair?

  • -5

  • 2

4.4Page 64

Which number is larger in the following pair?

  • -16

  • 8

4.5Page 64

Which number is larger in the following pair?

  • -365

  • -913

4.6Page 64

Which number is larger in the following pair?

  • -888

  • 8

5.1Page 64

Which number is smaller in the following pair?

  • 6

  • -7

5.2Page 64

Which number is smaller in the following pair?

  • 0

  • -1

5.3Page 64

Which number is smaller in the following pair?

  • -13

  • -27

5.4Page 64

Which number is smaller in the following pair?

  • -26

  • 17

5.5Page 64

Which number is smaller in the following pair?

  • -317

  • -603

5.6Page 64

Which number is smaller in the following pair?

  • -777

  • 7

6.1Page 64

Write all integers between: 0 and 6

6.2Page 64

Write all integers between: -5 and 0

6.3Page 64

Write all integers between: -3 and 3

6.4Page 64

Write all integers between: -7 and -5

7.1Page 64

Fill in the blanks by appropriate symbol

0 ...... 7

  • >

  • <

7.2Page 64

Fill in the blanks by appropriate symbol

0 ...... −3

  • >

  • <

7.3Page 64

Fill in the blanks by appropriate symbol

−5 ...... −2

  • >

  • <

7.4Page 64

Fill in the blanks by appropriate symbol

-15 ...... 13

  • >

  • <

7.5Page 64

Fill in the blanks by appropriate symbol

−231 ...... −132

  • >

  • <

7.6Page 64

Fill in the blanks by appropriate symbol

-6 ...... 6

  • >

  • <

8.1Page 64

Write the following integers in the increasing order: 5, −7, −2, 0, 8

8.2Page 64

Write the following integers in the increasing order: −23, 12, 0, −6, −100, −1

8.3Page 64

Write the following integers in the increasing order: −17, 15, −363, −501, 165

8.4Page 64

Write the following integers in the increasing order: 21, −106, −16, 16, 0, −2, −81

9.1Page 64

Write the following integers in the decreasing order: 0, 7, −3, −9, −132, 36

9.2Page 64

Write the following integers in the decreasing order: 51, −53, −8, 0, −2

9.3Page 64

Write the following integers in the decreasing order: −71, −81, 36, 0, −5

9.4Page 64

Write the following integers in the decreasing order: −365, −515, 102, 413, −7

10.1Page 64

Using the number line, write the integer which is: 4 more than 6

10.2Page 64

Using the number line, write the integer which is: 5 more than −6

10.3Page 64

Using the number line, write the integer which is: 6 less than 2

10.4Page 64

Using the number line, write the integer which is: 2 less than −3

11.1Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The smallest integer is zero.

  • True

  • False

11.2Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

Zero is not an integer.

  • True

  • False

11.3Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The opposite of zero is zero.

  • True

  • False

11.4Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

−10 is greater than −6.

  • True

  • False

11.5Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The absolute value of an integer is always greater than the integer.

  • True

  • False

11.6Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

0 is larger than every negative integer.

  • True

  • False

11.7Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

Every negative integer is less than every natural number.

  • True

  • False

11.8Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The successor of −187 is −188.

  • True

  • False

11.9Page 64

For the following statement, write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The predecessor of −215 is −214.

  • True

  • False

12.1Page 64

Find the value of: |−9|

12.2Page 64

Find the value of: |−36|

12.3Page 64

Find the value of: |0|

12.4Page 64

Find the value of: |15|

12.5Page 64

Find the value of: −|−3|

12.6Page 64

Find the value of: 7 + |−3|

12.7Page 64

Find the value of: |7−4|

12.8Page 64

Find the value of: 8 −|−7|

13.1Page 64

Write five negative integers greater than −7.

13.2Page 64

Write five negative integers less than −20.

Exercise 4B [Pages 68 - 69]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Exercise 4B [Pages 68 - 69]

1.1Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers:

9 + (−6)

1.2Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: (−3) + 7

1.3Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: 8 + (−8)

1.4Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: (−1) + (−3)

1.5Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: (−4) + (−7)

1.6Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: (−2) + (−8)

1.7Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: 3 + (−2) + (−4)

1.8Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers:

(−1) + (−2) + (−3)

1.9Page 68

Use the number line and add the following integers: 5 + (−2) + (−6)

2.1Page 68

Fill in the blanks: 

(−3) + (−9) = .......

2.2Page 68

Fill in the blanks: 

(−7) + (−8) = .......

2.3Page 68

Fill in the blanks: 

(−9) + 16 = .......

2.4Page 68

Fill in the blanks: 

(−13) + 25 = .......

2.5Page 68

Fill in the blanks: 

8 + (−17) = .......

2.6Page 68

Fill in the blanks: 

2 + (−12) = .......

3.1Page 68

Add: -365 and -87

3.2Page 68

Add: -73 and -687

3.3Page 68

Add: -1065 and -987

3.4Page 68

Add: -3596 and -1089

4.1Page 68

Add: -206 and 98

4.2Page 68

Add: 178 and -69

4.3Page 68

Add: -103 and 312

4.4Page 68

Add: -493 and 289

5.01Page 68

Find the sum of: 137 and −354

5.02Page 68

Find the sum of: 1001 and −13

5.03Page 68

Find the sum of: −3057 and 199

5.04Page 68

Find the sum of: −36 and 1027

5.05Page 68

Find the sum of: −389 and −1032

5.06Page 68

Find the sum of: −36 and 100

5.07Page 68

Find the sum of: 3002 and −888

5.08Page 68

Find the sum of: −18, + 25 and −37

5.09Page 68

Find the sum of:

−312, 39 and 192

5.1Page 68

Find the sum of: −51, −203, 36 and −28

6.1Page 68

Find the additive inverse of: -57

6.2Page 68

Find the additive inverse of: 183

6.3Page 68

Find the additive inverse of: 0

6.4Page 68

Find the additive inverse of: −1001

6.5Page 68

Find the additive inverse of: 2054

7.1Page 68

Write the successor of the following: 201

7.2Page 68

Write the successor of the following: 70

7.3Page 68

Write the successor of the following: −5

7.4Page 68

Write the successor of the following: −99

7.5Page 68

Write the successor of the following: −500

8.1Page 68

Write the predecessor of the following: 120

8.2Page 68

Write the predecessor of the following: 79

8.3Page 68

Write the predecessor of the following: −8

8.4Page 68

Write the predecessor of the following: −141

8.5Page 68

Write the predecessor of the following: −300

9.1Page 69

Simplify: (−7) + (−9) + 12 + (−16)

9.2Page 69

Simplify: 37 + (−23) + (−65) + 9 + (−12)

9.3Page 69

Simplify: (−145) + 79 + (−265) + (−41) + 2

9.4Page 69

Simplify:

1056 + (−798) + (−38) + 44 + (−1)

10Page 69

A car travelled 60 km to the north of Patna and then 90 km to the south from there. How far from Patna was the car finally?

11Page 69

A man bought some pencils for Rs 30 and some pens for Rs 90. The next day, he again bought some pencils for Rs 25. Then, he sold all the pencils for Rs 20 and the pens for Rs 70. What was his net gain or loss?

12.1Page 69

For the following statement write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The sum of two negative integers is always a negative integer.

  • True

  • False

12.2Page 69

For the following statement write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The sum of a negative integer and a positive integer is always a negative integer.

  • True

  • False

12.3Page 69

For the following statement write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The sum of an integer and its negative is zero.

  • True

  • False

12.4Page 69

For the following statement write (T) for true and (F) for false:

The sum of three different integers can never be zero.

  • True

  • False

12.5Page 69

For the following statement write (T) for true and (F) for false:

| −5| < |−3|

  • True

  • False

12.6Page 69

For the following statement write (T) for true and (F) for false:

 |8 − 5| = |8| + |−5|

  • True

  • False

13.1Page 69

Find an integer a such that: a + 6 = 0

13.2Page 69

Find an integer a such that: 5 + a = 0

13.3Page 69

Find an integer a such that: a + (−4) = 0

13.4Page 69

Find an integer a such that: −8 + a = 0

Exercise 4C [Pages 70 - 71]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Exercise 4C [Pages 70 - 71]

1.01Page 70

Subtract: 18 from −34

1.02Page 70

Subtract: −15 from 25

1.03Page 70

Subtract: −28 from −43

1.04Page 70

Subtract: 68 from −37

1.05Page 70

Subtract: 219 from 0

1.06Page 70

Subtract: −92 from 0

1.07Page 70

Subtract: −135 from −250

1.08Page 70

Subtract: −2768 from −287

1.09Page 70

Subtract: 6240 from −271

1.1Page 70

Subtract: −3012 from 6250

2Page 70

Subtract the sum of −1050 and 813 from −23.

3Page 70

Subtract the sum of −250 and 138 from the sum of 136 and −272.

4Page 70

From the sum of 33 and −47, subtract −84.

5Page 70

Add −36 to the difference of −8 and −68.

6Page 70

Simplify: [37 − (−8)] + [11 − (−30)]

6.2Page 70

Simplify: [−13 − (−17)] + [−22 − (−40)]

7Page 70

Find 34 − (−72) and (−72) − 34. Are they equal?

8Page 70

The sum of two integers is −13. If one of the numbers is 170, find the other.

9Page 70

The sum of two integers is 65. If one of the integers is −47, find the other.

10.1Page 70

Is the following statement true or false?

The sum of two integers is always an integer.

  • True

  • False

10.2Page 70

Is the following statement true or false?

The difference of two integers is always an integer.

  • True

  • False

10.3Page 70

Is the following statement true or false?

−14 > −8 − (−7)

  • True

  • False

10.4Page 70

Is the following statement true or false?

−5 − 2 > −8

  • True

  • False

10.5Page 70

Is the following statement true or false?

(−7) − 3 = (−3) − (−7)

  • True

  • False

11Page 71

The point A is on a mountain which is 5700 metres above sea level and the point B is in a mine which is 39600 metres below sea level. Find the vertical distance between A and B.

12Page 71

On a day in Srinagar, the temperature at 6 p.m. was 1°C but at midnight that day, it dropped to −4°C. By how many degrees Celsius did the temperature fall?

Exercise 4D [Pages 72 - 73]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Exercise 4D [Pages 72 - 73]

1.01Page 72

Multiply: 15 by 9

1.02Page 72

Multiply: 18 by −7

1.03Page 72

Multiply: 29 by −11

1.04Page 72

Multiply: –18 by 13

1.05Page 72

Multiply: –56 by 16

1.06Page 72

Multiply: 32 by –21

1.07Page 72

Multiply: –57 by 0

1.08Page 72

Multiply: 0 by –31

1.09Page 72

Multiply: –12 by –9

1.1Page 72

Multiply:  (–​746) by (–8)

1.11Page 72

Multiply: 118 by −7

1.12Page 72

Multiply: −238 by −143

2.1Page 73

Find the product: (−2) × 3 × (−4)

2.2Page 73

Find the product: 2 × (−5) × (−6)

2.3Page 73

Find the product: (−8) × 3 × 5

2.4Page 73

Find the product: 8 × 7 × (−10)

2.5Page 73

Find the product: (−3) × (−7) × (−6)

2.6Page 73

Find the product: (−8) × (−3) × (−9)

3.1Page 73

Use convenient groupings and find the value of: 18 × (−27) × 30

3.2Page 73

Use convenient groupings and find the value of: (−8) × (−63) × 9

3.3Page 73

Use convenient groupings and find the value of: (−17) × (−23) × 41

3.4Page 73

Use convenient groupings and find the value of:  (−51) × (−47) × (−19)

4.1Page 73

Verify the following: 18 × [9 + (−7)] = 18 × 9 + 18 × (−7)

4.2Page 73

Verify the following: (−13) × [(−6) + (−19)] = (−13) × (−6) + (−13) × (−19)

5Page 73

Complete the following multiplication table:

x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
-3              
-2              
-1              
0              
1              
2              
3              
6.1Page 73

Which of the following statements are true and which are false?

The product of a positive integer and a negative integer is negative.

  • True

  • False

6.2Page 73

Which of the following statements are true and which are false?

The product of two negative integers is a negative integer.

  • True

  • False

6.3Page 73

Which of the following statements are true and which are false?

The product of three negative integers is a negative integer.

  • True

  • False

6.4Page 73

Which of the following statements are true and which are false?

Every integer when multiplied with −1 gives its multiplicative inverse.

  • True

  • False

7.1Page 73

Simplify: (−9) × 6 + (−9) × 4

7.2Page 73

Simplify: 8 × (–12) + 7 × (–12)

7.3Page 73

Simplify: 30 × (–22) + 30 × (14)

7.4Page 73

Simplify: (–15) × (–14) + (–15) × (–6)

7.5Page 73

Simplify: 43 × (–33) + 43 × (–17)

7.6Page 73

Simplify: (–36) × (72) + (–36) × 28

7.7Page 73

Simplify: (–27) × (–16) + (–27) × (–14)

Exercise 4E [Page 75]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Exercise 4E [Page 75]

1.01Page 75

Divide: 85 by −17

1.02Page 75

Divide: −72 by 18

1.03Page 75

Divide: −80 by 16

1.04Page 75

Divide: –121 by 11

1.05Page 75

Divide: 108 by –12

1.06Page 75

Divide: –161 by 23

1.07Page 75

Divide: –76 by –19

1.08Page 75

Divide: –147 by –21

1.09Page 75

Divide: –639 by –71

1.1Page 75

Divide: –15625 by –125

1.11Page 75

Divide: 2067 by –1

1.12Page 75

Divide: 1765 by –1765

1.13Page 75

Divide: 0 by –278

1.14Page 75

Divide: 3000 by –100

2.1Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

80 ÷ (......) = −5

2.2Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(−84) + (......) = −7

2.3Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(......) ÷ (−5) = 25

2.4Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(......) ÷ 372 = 0

2.5Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(......) ÷ 1 = −186

2.6Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(......) ÷ 17 = −2

2.7Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(......) ÷ 165 = −1

2.8Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

(......) ÷ (−1) = 73

2.9Page 75

Fill in the blanks:

1 ÷ (......) = −1

3.1Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

0 ÷ (−6) = 0

  • True

  • False

3.2Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

(−8) ÷ 0 = 0

  • True

  • False

3.3Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

15 ÷ (−1) = −15

  • True

  • False

3.4Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

(−16) ÷ (−4) = −4

  • True

  • False

3.5Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

(−7) ÷ (−1) = 7

  • True

  • False

3.6Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

(−18) ÷ 9 = −2

  • True

  • False

3.7Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

20 ÷ (−5) = −4

  • True

  • False

3.8Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

(−10) ÷ 1 = −10

  • True

  • False

3.9Page 75

Write (T) for true and (F) for false for the following statement:

(−1) ÷ (−1) = −1

  • True

  • False

Exercise 4F [Pages 75 - 76]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Exercise 4F [Pages 75 - 76]

1.1Page 75

Which of the following is a true statement?

−4 > −3

  • True

  • False

1.2Page 75

Which of the following is a true statement?

−4 < −3

  • True

  • False

1.3Page 75

Which of the following is a true statement?

−4 and −3 are non-comparable

  • True

  • False

2Page 75

2 less than −3 is

  • -1

  • 1

  • -5

  • 5

3Page 76

4 more than −5 is

  • 9

  • -9

  • -1

  • 1

4Page 76

2 less than −7 is

  • -9

  • -5

  • 5

  • none of these

5Page 76

7 + |−3| = ?

  • 4

  • 10

  • -10

  • none of these

6Page 76

(−42) + (−35) = ?

  • -7

  • 7

  • -77

  • none of these

7Page 76

(−37) + 6 = ?

  • -43

  • -31

  • 31

  • none of these

8Page 76

49 + (−27) = ?

  • -73

  • 73

  • 22

  • none of these

9Page 76

The successor of −18 is

  • -19

  • 17

  • -17

  • 19

10Page 76

The predecessor of −16 is

  • -15

  • -17

  • 15

  • 17

11Page 76

The additive inverse of −5 is

  • 5

  • 0

  • -4

  • 6

12Page 76

−12 − (−5) = ?

  • -17

  • -7

  • 7

  • none of these

13Page 76

−5 − (−8) = ?

  • 3

  • 13

  • -3

  • none of these

14Page 76

The sum of two integers is −25. If one of them is 30 then the other is

  • 55

  • 5

  • -55

  • none of these

15Page 76

The sum of two integers is 20. If one of them is −5 then the other is

  • 25

  • -25

  • 15

  • none of these

16Page 76

The sum of two integers is −13. If one of them is 8 then the other is

  • -5

  • -21

  • 21

  • none of these

17Page 76

On subtracting −8 from 0, we get

  • -8

  • 8

  • 0

  • none of these

18Page 76

8 + (−8) = ?

  • 16

  • -16

  • 0

  • none of these

19Page 76

(−6) + 4 − (−3) = ?

  • -5

  • -1

  • 1

  • none of these

20Page 76

6 − (−4) = ?

  • 2

  • -10

  • 10

  • none of these

21Page 76

(−7) + (−9) + 12 + (−16) = ?

  • -20

  • 20

  • -12

  • none of these

22Page 76

On subtracting 8 from −4, we get

  • 4

  • 12

  • -12

  • none of these

23Page 76

On subtracting −9 from −6, we get

  • -15

  • -3

  • 3

  • none of these

24Page 76

On subtracting −5 from 10, we get

  • 5

  • -15

  • 15

  • none of these

25Page 76

(−6) × 9 = ?

  • 54

  • -54

  • 0

  • none of these

26Page 76

(−9) × 6 + (−9) × 4 = ?

  • -90

  • 90

  • -18

  • 18

27Page 76

36 ÷ (−9) = ?

  • 4

  • -4

  • 0

  • none of these

Test Paper 4 [Pages 78 - 79]

R.S. Aggarwal solutions for Mathematics [English] Class 6 4 Integers Test Paper 4 [Pages 78 - 79]

1.1Page 78

What are integers?

1.2Page 78

Write all integers from −5 to 5.

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In the pair given below, find the larger integer.

  • 0

  • -3

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In the pair given below, find the larger integer.

  • -4

  • -6

2.3Page 78

In the pair given below, find the larger integer.

  • -99

  • 9

2.4Page 78

In the pair given below, find the larger integer.

  • -385

  • -615

3Page 78

Write the following integers in increasing order:

−18, 16, 0, −5, 8, −36, −1, 1

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Find the value of: 9 − |−6|

4.2Page 78

Find the value of: 6 + |−4|

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Find the value of: −8 − |−3|

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Write four integers less than −6

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Write four integers greater than −6.

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Evaluate: 8 + (−16)

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Evaluate: (−5) + (−6)

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Evaluate: (−6) × (−8)

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Evaluate: (−36) ÷ 6

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Evaluate: 30 − (−50)

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Evaluate: (–40) ÷ (–10)

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Evaluate: 8 × (–5)

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Evaluate: (–30) – 15

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The sum of two integers is −12. If one of them is 34, find the other.

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Simplify: (−24) × (68) + (−24) × 32

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Simplify: (−9) × 18 − (−9) × 8

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Simplify: (−147) ÷ (−21)

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Simplify: 16 ÷ (−1)

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The successor of −89 is

  • -90

  • -88

  • 90

  • 88

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The predecessor of −99 is

  • -98

  • -100

  • 98

  • 100

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Additive inverse of −23 is

  • `(-1)/23`

  • `(1)/23`

  • 23

  • -23

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If (-13 + 6) ____ -25 - (-9) then the correct symbol in the place holder is

  • <

  • >

  • =

  • none of these

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? + (−8) = 12

  • -4

  • -20

  • 20

  • 4

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The integer which is 5 more that (−7) is

  • -12

  • 12

  • -2

  • 2

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What should be added to 16 to get (−31)?

  • 15

  • -15

  • 47

  • -47

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When 34 is subtracted from −36, we get

  • 2

  • -2

  • 70

  • -70

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Fill in the blanks.

−23 − (?) = 15.

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Fill in the blanks.

The largest negative integer is ...... .

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Fill in the blanks.

The smallest positive integer is ...... .

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Fill in the blanks.

(−8) + (−6) − (−3) = ...... .

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Fill in the blanks.

The predecessor of −200 is ...... .

18.1Page 79

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false for the following:

0 is neither positive nor negative.

  • True

  • False

18.2Page 79

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false for the following:

−(−36) − 1 = − 37.

  • True

  • False

18.3Page 79

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false for the following:

On the number line −10 lies to the right of −6.

  • True

  • False

18.4Page 79

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false for the following:

0 is an integer.

  • True

  • False

18.5Page 79

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false for the following:

−|−15| = −15.

  • True

  • False

18.6Page 79

Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false for the following:

 |−40| + 40 = 0.

  • True

  • False

Solutions for 4: Integers

Exercise 4AExercise 4BExercise 4CExercise 4DExercise 4EExercise 4FTest Paper 4
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