These worksheets teach your beginning students how to multiply and divide positive and negative integers.

Multiplication in the purest form is just chunked repeated addition. You are just adding on a grand scale. The same could be said about division, but with respect to the operation of subtraction. Division can also be seen as sharing, the denominator is just an indication of how many groups or sets you are sharing the numerator across. This series will offer you some review with calculating products and quotients.

Tips for Multiplying and Dividing Integers - We divide or multiply integers with whole numbers as you must keep the sign on the right track. Multiply or divide the given values by absolute values with integer's signs. Always use these rules to define answer's signs. Multiplication of Integers - You will always get the positive answer when you multiply two integers with the same sign. Then, you will multiply the absolute values to make positive answer. +ve × -ve = positive, -ve × -ve = positive. Your multiplication result will always be negative when you use different signs in the multiplication of two integers. For negative answer, you will need to multiply absolute values. +ve × -ve = -ve, -ve × +ve = -ve. Division of Integers - We always get the positive answer when we use the same signs in the division of two integers. Therefore, you need to divide the absolute values for the positive result. +ve/+ve = +ve, -ve/-ve = +ve. You will always get the negative answer if you are dividing two integers with different signs. Therefore, make the result negative by dividing the absolute value. +ve/-ve = -ve, -ve/+ve = -ve. Examples: -5 × - 4 = + {(-5 × -4) = + ( 5 × 4) = + 20 = 20 -10/-5 = -10/-5 = - (3 × 8 ) = -24 These worksheets explain multiplying and dividing positive and negative integers. In some cases, students will be asked to identify the correct sign for the answer.



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Multiplying and Dividing Integers Worksheets

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Divide Integers Lesson

Calculate and compare. Divide each of the expressions and fill the answers in the table.

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Lesson and Practice

Solve the equation. Step 1: Divide both sides by 6. Step 2: Simplifying the equation.

Worksheet

Process these operations taking into account the relationship between positive and negative integers.

Multi-Step Practice

You will need to divide and multiply within each expression and follow the PEMDAS from left to right.

High Flying Drill

The way in which these equations are shaped you can quickly see how to solve these. Eight problems are provided.

Skill Warm Up

Continue and fill in the tables! Example: Consider the numbers -10 and -6. Write down and calculate their difference.

Multiply and Divide Lesson 2

The first digit has a negative sign and the second is positive. The product of two integers with different signs is a negative integer.

Multiply and Divide Integers Worksheet

Fill in the blanks to make the equations true.

Integers Practice

Make sure that each of these equations are full and make sense as you roll through all of them.

Review and Practice

The product of two integers with the same sign is a positive integer. The product of two integers with different signs is a negative integer.

Quiz

Students demonstrate their proficiency with this complete skill. Six problems are provided.

Operations Check

Find the missing value in each of the operational based equations.

Multiplying and Dividing Integers Lesson

What value would complete this equation that is given to you in each equation.

Meet the Skill

Students will fill in the missing integer that would make this equation real.

Try the Skill

To find the absolute value of any number, just "forget the minus sign", if present inside the modulus sign. If there is no negative sign in front of the number inside the modulus sign then its absolute value will be same as the number i.e. modulus of any positive number is remain unchanged.

Multiplying and Dividing Integers Practice

Students will practice filling in the missing integer. Ten problems are provided.

Skill Drill

Make each equation as true or false.

Show the Skill

Students demonstrate skill with completing each of the equations. Three problems are provided.

Absolute Value Warm Up

Complete each of the operations and decide whether each equation is true.

Lesson and Practice

Multiplication of integers is similar to multiplication of whole numbers (both positive) except the sign of the product needs to be determined.

Worksheet

The points of the rectangle A are: (-1,1), (-1,-3), (1,- 3), (1,1). Multiply all the coordinates by 2 to get four new points and rectangle B.

Practice

Students will practice working with the multiplication skill. Ten problems are provided.

Drill

Use your math skills to answer the series of questions.

Show the Skill

Find what is missing from the equations.

How to Multiply Integers Lesson

Students will work through simple equations. A sample problem is solved.

Lesson and Practice

Write the addition expression as a multiplication, and solve.

Try the Skill

Evaluate the expression when x = (-20) and y = 5.

Multiply Practice

Students will practice finding the end value of this operations. Ten problems are provided.

Operations Drill

Find the end value of this selection of operations to come to a conclusion. Eight problems are provided.

Show the Skill

Solve the equations and find the value of the variables.

Altogether Worksheet

Sum everything up in one last worksheet.