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  1. Solve application problems by adding integers
    There are many application problems that can be solved by adding integers. Here are few of them.
    Located in Mathematics / … / Integers / Adding Integers
  2. Find the reciprocal of a fraction
    Division with fractions involves working with reciprocals
    Located in Mathematics / … / Fractions and Mixed Numbers / Dividing Fractions
  3. Perform several additions to evaluate expressions.
    To evaluate expressions that contain several additions, we make repeated use of the rules for adding two integers.
    Located in Mathematics / … / Integers / Adding Integers
  4. Solve percent equation to find the percent
    We translate the words of the problem into a percent equation and solve it.
    Located in Mathematics / … / Percent / Solving Percent Problems Using Percent Equations and Proportions
  5. Graph integers on a number line
    You can easily visualise positive and negative numbers on a number line
    Located in Mathematics / … / Integers / An Introduction to the Integers
  6. Use inequality symbols to compare integers
    the symbol < means “is less than” and > that means “is greater than
    Located in Mathematics / … / Integers / An Introduction to the Integers
  7. Find the absolute value of an integer
    The absolute value of a number gives the distance between the number and 0 in the number line
    Located in Mathematics / … / Integers / An Introduction to the Integers
  8. Divide Fractions
    To divide two fractions, multiply the first fraction by the reciprocal of the second fraction. Simplify the result, if possible.
    Located in Mathematics / … / Fractions and Mixed Numbers / Dividing Fractions
  9. Estimate answers to percent problems involving 1% and 10%
    There is an easy way to find 1% of a number that does not require any calculations
    Located in Mathematics / … / Percent / Estimation with Percent
  10. Application Problems
    Problems that involve forming equal-sized groups can be solved by division
    Located in Mathematics / … / Fractions and Mixed Numbers / Dividing Fractions
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