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Pre Algebra Integers and Absolute Value
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In this lesson our instructor talks about integers and absolute value. She begins with topics overview. The vocabularies for this lesson are opposites, integers, absolute value, and number line. She explains how to find absolute value and does some examples. She talks about comparing integers and how to apply it to boiling points of elements. She does more examples on comparing integers. Four extra example videos round up this lesson.
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Post by DetectivePikachu_ yeet on November 16, 2020
I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW
Omg, thank you, you are an awesome teacher
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Post by Terrance Goins on July 13, 2015
you are an amazing teacher really thank you
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Post by America Moctezuma on July 3, 2013
I learned something!
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Post by avery hodge on July 12, 2012
Thanks!
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Post by David Nelson on May 22, 2012
It is because on a number line, the farther away from zero in that direction, the smaller the number gets.
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Post by avery hodge on May 1, 2012
Hi Miss Fung. I still don't understand how Asia is the lowest temperature even though 81 is lower than 90.
Is it because 90 is closer to 0?
Can you explain this too me please?
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Post by Jacob/Benja Share on December 12, 2011
Good