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Integers: Class 7 maths video
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0:00 Class 7 maths. Integers.
0:03 Welcome aboard, Hero!
0:05 Captain Calc needs your math superpowers to defeat negative confusion and master integers.
0:11 Adding and Subtracting Integers.
0:14 Integers include zero, positive numbers, and negative numbers.
0:19 When adding integers with the same sign, add their values and keep the common sign.
0:25 Try this one. Find the value of -7 + (-5).
0:31 Both numbers are negative.
0:34 Add their absolute values: 7 + 5 = 12.
0:38 Keep the negative sign: -12.
0:42 So the answer is -12.
0:44 Properties of Addition and Subtraction.
0:48 Integers are closed under addition and subtraction, meaning the result is always an integer.
0:54 Addition is commutative because changing the order of numbers gives the exact same sum.
1:00 Try this one. Verify the commutative property for -6 and 9.
1:07 Add -6 + 9 to get 3.
1:11 Add 9 + (-6) to get 3.
1:14 Both orders give 3, proving addition is commutative.
1:19 So the answer is 3.
1:21 Multiplying Integers.
1:23 The product of two integers with the same sign is always a positive integer.
1:28 The product of two integers with opposite signs is always a negative integer.
1:34 Try this one. Calculate: (-7) × (-8).
1:40 Both factors are negative.
1:42 Multiply absolute values: 7 × 8 = 56.
1:48 Same signs yield a positive product: 56.
1:52 So the answer is 56.
1:54 Dividing Integers.
1:56 Dividing two integers with the same sign gives a positive quotient.
2:01 Dividing two integers with different signs gives a negative quotient.
2:06 Try this one. Calculate: (-72) ÷ 8.
2:13 The signs are different, so the quotient will be negative.
2:16 Divide values: 72 ÷ 8 = 9.
2:21 Attach the negative sign: -9.
2:25 So the answer is -9.
2:28 Your turn. Calculate: -12 - (-7) Pause the video, and try it.
2:36 The answer is -5.
2:39 Well done! Now try the practice and the quiz in this lesson on LearnFun.
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