Common Core: 7th Grade Math : Grade 7
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Example Questions
Example Question #31 : The Number System
For the equation provided, what value, when substituted for 
In order to answer this question, we can solve for 
We can add 
Example Question #34 : The Number System
For the equation provided, what value, when substituted for 
In order to answer this question, we can solve for
We can add
Example Question #35 : The Number System
For the equation provided, what value, when substituted for 
In order to answer this question, we can solve for
We can add
Example Question #32 : The Number System
For the equation provided, what value, when substituted for 
In order to answer this question, we can solve for
We can add
Example Question #31 : Describe Situations In Which Opposite Quantities Combine To Make 0: Ccss.Math.Content.7.Ns.A.1a
Which value, when substituted for x, will make the equation 
In order to answer this question, we can solve for
We can add
Example Question #41 : Integers
Add:
Simply the signs before solving. A positive sign multiplied with a negative sign will convert the sign to a negative, and a negative multiplied with a negative will convert the sign to a positive.
Example Question #221 : Grade 7
This is a straightforward problem. Remember that when adding a negative number, you are actually subtracting:
Be sure to remember that the first number is also negative, meaning we are subtracting a number from a negative number:
The answer is -6.25.
Example Question #481 : Concepts
Evaluate:
The sum of two numbers of unlike sign is the difference of their absolute values, with the sign of the "dominant" number (the positive number here) affixed:
Subtract vertically by aligning the decimal points, making sure you append the 3.2 with a placeholder zero:
This is the correct choice.
Example Question #1 : Understand Distances Between Numbers On A Number Line: Ccss.Math.Content.7.Ns.A.1b
When we add a negative number, the sign turns negative. Since we are adding two negative numbers, we treat this as an addition problem and add a minus sign in the end. 
Example Question #42 : The Number System
When dealing with negative numbers, let's see which number is greater. 
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