This clip explains that, to multiply a positive number and a negative number, "
multiply their absolute values and use the negative sign."
This clip explains that, to multiply two numbers of different signs, in whatever order, "
first, multiply their absolute values, and then use the negative sign. We don't care which comes first, the positive number or the negative number."
This clip explains that when a negative number is multiplied by another negative number, the product is actually positive.
This clip summarizes the lesson on dividing signed numbers. The clip explains that the first step in dividing signed numbers is to divide their absolute values. "As for the sign of the answer," the clip continues, "
the rule we use in multiplying w...
This clip states that, "
if you look at the number line, you'll see that all negative numbers are less than all positive numbers." Nonetheless, the clip explains, "
even though negative 5 is less than positive 1, the absolute value of negative 5 i...
Using a number line as a frame of reference, this clip explains that "
the absolute value of a number is its distance from the origin" So, negative 3 and positive 3 both have the same absolute value of 3. "We think of absolute value as an ordinary ...
This clip summarizes the use of both negative and positive numbers, as well as their location on the number line. "All these numbers," the clip states, "
are called 'signed numbers'." The clip also reviews how to determine which of two signed numbe...
This clip explains that the rules for working with signed fractions are exactly the same as for any other signed numbers. "Wherever you find the negative sign," the clips states, "
move it out in front of the entire fraction, then treat the fractio...
This clip explains that, when dividing signed fractions, the basic approach is the same as any operation with signed fractions. Once we figure out what's being divided into what, we divide the absolute values. And, in this instance, because the prob...
This clip explains that the rules for dividing signed numbers are the same as for multiplying signed numbers, "
except, of course, that we divide the absolute values instead of multiplying." When the signs are the same, the quotient is positive. Wh...