This clip provides a subtracting signed fractions problem in which negative 3/5 is subtracted from 4/5. The clip advises the student to " change the sign of the subtrahend and change the subtraction to addition. The pro..
This clip summarizes signed fractions. It explains that negative fractions are just as useful as any other kind of negative number. The clip then re-visits the question of what exactly constitutes a negative fraction. It..
This clip asks the question, "What is it that's negative about a negative fraction?", then considers examples when the numerator or the denominator is negative, or when both are. The clip works through each of these scen..
This clip explains that, " it's just as important to introduce negative fractions as any other negative numbers." The clip then provides practical examples of how and when negative fractions are used, such as when money..
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 a..
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 a..
This clip explains that one number is smaller than the second if the first is to the left of the second on the number line. This is true with signed numbers as well.
This clip uses the number line to illustrate that there can be negative numbers as well as positive numbers. Negative numbers on the number line are located to the left of the zero, rather than to the right.
This clip offers practice in locating a set of numbers known as "the set of integers" on the number line. The clip explains that the integers include zero, but don't include any fractions, positive or negative.
This clip explains that the symbol for positive numbers is the plus sign. If a number has no sign at all, it's understood to be positive. On the number line, the positive numbers are lined up in order to the right of the..