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Select all the numbers that are less than –5 .
▢ –5.3 ▢ –6 ▢ 3 ▢ –4 ▢ – 4.75
Practice
1.1 Plot and label all numbers that are 4 units away from 0 .
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1.2 Plot and label all numbers with an absolute value of 2 .
1.3 Ivory claims that a number and its opposite will always have the same absolute value.
2.1 –3.2 ____ 1.5 2.2 |–3.2| ____ |1.5| 2.3 2 ____ –1.5 2.4 |2| ____ |–1.5|
3. The coldest temperature on record in Death Valley, CA, was –10 °C in January 1913.
The coldest temperature on record in Danbury, CT, was –38 °C in February 1943.
Which temperature was colder? Explain how you know.
4.1 24 ÷ 15 4.2 0.24 ÷ 0.15 4.3 0.24 ÷ 0.015 4.4 0.024 ÷ 0.015
Explore
Fill in the blanks using each number at most once. | _____ | = _____
Use the extra space to record your thinking. ______ < | ______ |
Reflect
1. Star a question that you are still feeling confused about.
2. Use the space below to ask one question you have or to share something you are proud of.
Unit 6.7, Lesson 5: Practice Problems Answer Key
Warm-Up
✓ –5.3 ✓ –6 ▢ 3 ▢ –4 ▢ – 4.75
Practice
1.3 Yes.
Explanations vary. Opposite numbers are the same distance away from 0 . Since absolute
value is another way of saying how far away a number is from 0 , opposites have the same
absolute value.
2.1 –3.2 < 1.5 2.2 |–3.2| > |1.5| 2.3 2 > –1.5 2.4 |2| > |–1.5|
3. –38 °C
Explanations vary. –38 °C is farther away from 0 in the negative direction, so it is colder.
4.1 1.6 (or 4.2 1.6 (or 4.3 16 4.4 1.6 (or
equivalent) equivalent) equivalent)
4.5 Responses vary. I notice that if you change the place value of both numbers in the same way,
the answer is the same. I wonder what other division sentences have the same value.
Explore
Responses vary.
|–3| = 3
|–2| > 1
–1 < |2|