SlideShare ist ein Scribd-Unternehmen logo
1 von 9
Finding Opposites and Absolute
          Value 2.1
      Maduwuba Ugochukwu
             G-Hour
         January 7, 2013
The Real Number Line and Opposites
                                 • Two points that are the same
                                   distance from 0 or the origin
                                   but on opposite sides of the
                                   origin are opposites.
                                 • The numbers used
                                   throughout the world are
                                   real numbers for they can be
                                   pictured as points on a
                                   horizontal line called a real
Remember that all numbers that     number line. The point
 can be shown on a number line     labeled 0 is the origin.
 are real numbers. So decimals,    Points to the left of zero
   fractions, ratios, and whole    represent negative numbers
                                   and points to the right of
numbers are all real numbers and   zero represent positive
 can be shown on a real number     numbers.
                line.
Numbers to the right of zero are positive numbers. Basically all real numbers can be
shown on a real number line for a real number line continues on forever just like any
   line so, it never stops. Extend the line to the right to include positive numbers.
Finding the opposite of a Number



• The numbers -3 and 3 are opposites because
  each is 3 units from the origin. Any negative
  number can be referred to as negative and the
  number. So the expression negative and a
  number three can be stated as “ negative 3”.
  You can also call it the opposite of 3.
The Absolute Value
• The absolute value of a real number is the
  distance between the origin and the point
  representing the real number.
• The symbol of the|x|represents the absolute
  value of a number x.
• If x is a positive number, then |x| = x.
• |8| = 8
• If x is zero, then |x| = 0.
• |0| = 0
• If x is a negative number the |-x| = x.
• |-8| = 8
The Absolute
Value                              • Lets try some examples!!!
continued                          1. |8.5| = 8.5
The absolute value of a number            If x is positive, then |x| = x.
with a negative in front of the
absolute value symbol requires          8.5 is 8.5 units from zero the origin.
certain steps to get the answer.
                                   2. |-5/8| = -(-5/8) = 5/8
-|x| when x is 9
1st- plug in the number.                  If x is negative, then |x| = -x.
              - |9|
2nd- take the absolute value of
                                        -5/8 is 5/8 units from the origin.
the number inside the absolute     3.            -|-39| = -(39)
value symbol. Forget about the
negative for now.                  The absolute value of -39 is 39.
 Nine is nine units away from
the origin so, the absolute                             = -39
value of 9 is 9.
 3rd-Then take the absolute
                                   Use the definition of opposites.
value and then do the opposite        The absolute value was 39 and the
of it. The opposite of 9 is
negative 9. There is your                      opposite of 39 is -39.
answer!.
Absolute Value and Opposites
• The opposite of 5 is -5.                 • The symbol for absolute value
• The opposite of -2 is 2.                   is two vertical lines (bars)
• *all you need to do in order to            around the number.
  get the opposite of a number             • * Absolute value is the
  is to reverse the sign of an               distance from 0 on a number
  integer. Integers are numbers              line…
  that can be written without a            • DISTANCE IS POSITIVE!!
  fractional or decimal                    • Opposites and absolute value
  component, and fall within the             are different.
  set {..., -3,−2, −1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}.   • Opposite means reverse the
  The word opposite can be                   sign
  replaced by a negative sign.
  The opposite of -4. –(-4) *Two           • Absolute value means remove
  negatives make a positive.                 the sign
• 4 is your answer.                        • * Did you know absolute value
                                             cannot be negative
Now You’ve Got it!!!
                         •        Opposites
•   Absolute Value       • When opposite numbers
                           are added, it gives zero.
• Now you have got       • To get the opposite of a
  the hang of Absolute     number, change the sign.
  value. Absolute        • The absolute values of
  value is distance        opposite numbers are the
  away from zero. If       same.
                         • The opposite numbers are
  you follow the rules     equidistant from 0 on a
  in this presentation     number line.
  then you will have     • + 25 and – 25 are opposite
  success when finding     numbers.
  absolute value.        • - 8 is the opposite number
                           of + 8.
Thank You

Weitere ähnliche Inhalte

Was ist angesagt?

Real Numbers class 9
Real Numbers class 9Real Numbers class 9
Real Numbers class 9jai3077
 
Developing Expert Voices
Developing Expert VoicesDeveloping Expert Voices
Developing Expert Voicesfigo7and10
 
4. solving inequalities
4. solving inequalities4. solving inequalities
4. solving inequalitiesMedhaKetkar
 
G6 m3-a-lesson 1-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 1-tG6 m3-a-lesson 1-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 1-tmlabuski
 
Absolute value 1
Absolute value 1Absolute value 1
Absolute value 1Garden City
 
5.1 expressions powerpoint
5.1 expressions powerpoint5.1 expressions powerpoint
5.1 expressions powerpointCristen Gillett
 
Algebra & geometry class tues wk 1
Algebra & geometry class   tues  wk 1Algebra & geometry class   tues  wk 1
Algebra & geometry class tues wk 1dwjoy
 
Translating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic Expressions
Translating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic ExpressionsTranslating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic Expressions
Translating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic ExpressionsLorie Jane Letada
 
G6 m3-a-lesson 4-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 4-tG6 m3-a-lesson 4-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 4-tmlabuski
 
1.1 and 1.2
1.1 and 1.21.1 and 1.2
1.1 and 1.2leblance
 
A16-4 Absolute Value
A16-4 Absolute ValueA16-4 Absolute Value
A16-4 Absolute Valuevhiggins1
 
Chapter 5 continuity_and_differentiability
Chapter 5 continuity_and_differentiabilityChapter 5 continuity_and_differentiability
Chapter 5 continuity_and_differentiabilityShahrukh Javed
 

Was ist angesagt? (19)

Real Numbers class 9
Real Numbers class 9Real Numbers class 9
Real Numbers class 9
 
Developing Expert Voices
Developing Expert VoicesDeveloping Expert Voices
Developing Expert Voices
 
4. solving inequalities
4. solving inequalities4. solving inequalities
4. solving inequalities
 
G6 m3-a-lesson 1-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 1-tG6 m3-a-lesson 1-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 1-t
 
Absolute value 1
Absolute value 1Absolute value 1
Absolute value 1
 
5.1 expressions powerpoint
5.1 expressions powerpoint5.1 expressions powerpoint
5.1 expressions powerpoint
 
Chapter 10 Math Basics
Chapter 10 Math BasicsChapter 10 Math Basics
Chapter 10 Math Basics
 
1 4 Rr
1 4 Rr1 4 Rr
1 4 Rr
 
1 4 Bt
1 4 Bt1 4 Bt
1 4 Bt
 
INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA
INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRAINTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA
INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA
 
Algebra & geometry class tues wk 1
Algebra & geometry class   tues  wk 1Algebra & geometry class   tues  wk 1
Algebra & geometry class tues wk 1
 
Translating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic Expressions
Translating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic ExpressionsTranslating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic Expressions
Translating Mathematical Phrases to Rational Algebraic Expressions
 
G6 m3-a-lesson 4-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 4-tG6 m3-a-lesson 4-t
G6 m3-a-lesson 4-t
 
1.1 and 1.2
1.1 and 1.21.1 and 1.2
1.1 and 1.2
 
Math
MathMath
Math
 
Algebra I
Algebra IAlgebra I
Algebra I
 
A16-4 Absolute Value
A16-4 Absolute ValueA16-4 Absolute Value
A16-4 Absolute Value
 
Math 7 inequalities and intervals
Math 7   inequalities and intervalsMath 7   inequalities and intervals
Math 7 inequalities and intervals
 
Chapter 5 continuity_and_differentiability
Chapter 5 continuity_and_differentiabilityChapter 5 continuity_and_differentiability
Chapter 5 continuity_and_differentiability
 

Ähnlich wie Finding opposites and absolute value 2.1 (1)

Ähnlich wie Finding opposites and absolute value 2.1 (1) (20)

04 Absolute Value of Integers.pptx
04 Absolute Value of Integers.pptx04 Absolute Value of Integers.pptx
04 Absolute Value of Integers.pptx
 
Unit 5 integers
Unit 5 integersUnit 5 integers
Unit 5 integers
 
Understanding, Comparing, And Ordering Integers
Understanding, Comparing, And Ordering IntegersUnderstanding, Comparing, And Ordering Integers
Understanding, Comparing, And Ordering Integers
 
Unit 5 integers
Unit 5 integersUnit 5 integers
Unit 5 integers
 
Integers
IntegersIntegers
Integers
 
Integers
IntegersIntegers
Integers
 
Integers
IntegersIntegers
Integers
 
Intengers!.pptx
Intengers!.pptxIntengers!.pptx
Intengers!.pptx
 
Numberline notes
Numberline notesNumberline notes
Numberline notes
 
Maths project (number line)
Maths project (number line)Maths project (number line)
Maths project (number line)
 
Integer Review!
Integer Review!Integer Review!
Integer Review!
 
Math terms
Math termsMath terms
Math terms
 
Math terms
Math termsMath terms
Math terms
 
Integers Presentation
Integers PresentationIntegers Presentation
Integers Presentation
 
Power point
Power pointPower point
Power point
 
Unit 7
Unit 7Unit 7
Unit 7
 
Rationalnumbers
RationalnumbersRationalnumbers
Rationalnumbers
 
Real Numbers
Real NumbersReal Numbers
Real Numbers
 
Real Numbers
Real NumbersReal Numbers
Real Numbers
 
3.1 Integers and Absolute Value
3.1 Integers and Absolute Value3.1 Integers and Absolute Value
3.1 Integers and Absolute Value
 

Finding opposites and absolute value 2.1 (1)

  • 1. Finding Opposites and Absolute Value 2.1 Maduwuba Ugochukwu G-Hour January 7, 2013
  • 2. The Real Number Line and Opposites • Two points that are the same distance from 0 or the origin but on opposite sides of the origin are opposites. • The numbers used throughout the world are real numbers for they can be pictured as points on a horizontal line called a real Remember that all numbers that number line. The point can be shown on a number line labeled 0 is the origin. are real numbers. So decimals, Points to the left of zero fractions, ratios, and whole represent negative numbers and points to the right of numbers are all real numbers and zero represent positive can be shown on a real number numbers. line.
  • 3. Numbers to the right of zero are positive numbers. Basically all real numbers can be shown on a real number line for a real number line continues on forever just like any line so, it never stops. Extend the line to the right to include positive numbers.
  • 4. Finding the opposite of a Number • The numbers -3 and 3 are opposites because each is 3 units from the origin. Any negative number can be referred to as negative and the number. So the expression negative and a number three can be stated as “ negative 3”. You can also call it the opposite of 3.
  • 5. The Absolute Value • The absolute value of a real number is the distance between the origin and the point representing the real number. • The symbol of the|x|represents the absolute value of a number x. • If x is a positive number, then |x| = x. • |8| = 8 • If x is zero, then |x| = 0. • |0| = 0 • If x is a negative number the |-x| = x. • |-8| = 8
  • 6. The Absolute Value • Lets try some examples!!! continued 1. |8.5| = 8.5 The absolute value of a number If x is positive, then |x| = x. with a negative in front of the absolute value symbol requires 8.5 is 8.5 units from zero the origin. certain steps to get the answer. 2. |-5/8| = -(-5/8) = 5/8 -|x| when x is 9 1st- plug in the number. If x is negative, then |x| = -x. - |9| 2nd- take the absolute value of -5/8 is 5/8 units from the origin. the number inside the absolute 3. -|-39| = -(39) value symbol. Forget about the negative for now. The absolute value of -39 is 39. Nine is nine units away from the origin so, the absolute = -39 value of 9 is 9. 3rd-Then take the absolute Use the definition of opposites. value and then do the opposite The absolute value was 39 and the of it. The opposite of 9 is negative 9. There is your opposite of 39 is -39. answer!.
  • 7. Absolute Value and Opposites • The opposite of 5 is -5. • The symbol for absolute value • The opposite of -2 is 2. is two vertical lines (bars) • *all you need to do in order to around the number. get the opposite of a number • * Absolute value is the is to reverse the sign of an distance from 0 on a number integer. Integers are numbers line… that can be written without a • DISTANCE IS POSITIVE!! fractional or decimal • Opposites and absolute value component, and fall within the are different. set {..., -3,−2, −1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}. • Opposite means reverse the The word opposite can be sign replaced by a negative sign. The opposite of -4. –(-4) *Two • Absolute value means remove negatives make a positive. the sign • 4 is your answer. • * Did you know absolute value cannot be negative
  • 8. Now You’ve Got it!!! • Opposites • Absolute Value • When opposite numbers are added, it gives zero. • Now you have got • To get the opposite of a the hang of Absolute number, change the sign. value. Absolute • The absolute values of value is distance opposite numbers are the away from zero. If same. • The opposite numbers are you follow the rules equidistant from 0 on a in this presentation number line. then you will have • + 25 and – 25 are opposite success when finding numbers. absolute value. • - 8 is the opposite number of + 8.

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. 10 47