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5 SSM: Elementary Algebra Chapter : The Real Number System (b) + % of the families eat together on weekdays ( + + ). 9 (00 ) 00. (x) x; Associative Property of. + ( )y ( + y); Distributive Property Section.. Add the absolute values and use the sign of the addends.. + ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( 0) ( ) + ( ) 6 + ( ). + [6 + ( 9)] + ( ) ( ) ( ) + ( ) ( ) [( ) + ] 6+ + ( ) + ( ) (.) (.) (.) ( ) ( ) + ( ) + ( ) (.) ( ) (.) ( ) ( ) ( ) + ( ) 6. + ( ) + ( ) ( 0.9) 0.. The Commutative Property of Addition allows us to reorder, and the Associative Property of Addition allows us to regroup.. (a) Commutative Property of Addition (b) Associative Property of Addition. (a) Commutative Property of Addition (b) Associative Property of Addition (c) Property of Additive Inverses (d) Additive Identity Property ( + ) + () +

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9 SSM: Elementary Algebra Chapter : The Real Number System 9. (a) (b) , 000 0, 000 0, , 000 0, 000, , 000 0, 000 0, , , , , , , , 000 In these four occupations, there are fatalities per 00,000 workers a a a a. (ii) If b and d 6, then the LCD is, not.

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11 SSM: Elementary Algebra Chapter : The Real Number System ( ) ( ) (.) ( ) (a) Definition of Subtraction (b) Associative Property of Addition. (a) Property of the Opposite of a Difference (b) Definition of Subtraction (c) Associative Property of Addition (d) Property of Additive Inverses (e) Additive Identity Property. () 9. ( ) 9 9. ( 6) ( ) , 0 ( 90) 9, , 9 feet (.) + (.) inches below average 99., 00 +, , , 90, miles 0 0. (a)a b is negative (b) b a is positive 0. ( ) 0. ( ) Section.. In both cases, multiply the absolute values of the numbers. For like signs, the product is positive; for unlike signs, the product is negative.. ( ). () 0. ( )( ) 9. 6( ) ( ).. (0)( ) 0 9. (.)(.) 6...(.)..??.??. Because there are an even number of negative factors, the product is positive. 9. ( )( )( ). ( )( )()(). ( )( )()()( 6) 6

12 Chapter : The Real Number System SSM: Elementary Algebra. ( ). ( ) 6 9. ( ). The Property of states that multiplying a number by results in the opposite of the number (.6)(.9).. 0. ( )() ( ) ( )( )(0)()( ) ( ) 9( 6) ( ) ( ) 6( 0) ( ) ( )( ) ( 6) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ). 9(0.6).. ( ). (a) Commutative Property of (b) Associative Property of. (a) Associative Property of (b) Property of 9. +, 6,. + ( ), ( ),. + ( 6), ( 6), 6. +, (),.?( )? 9. (?)? 6 9. (. 9) $ ( ) + ( ) + () + () + ( ) + ( ) (a) Brazil: ( ). China: ( ). Germany: ( ). Mexico: ( ). Russia: ( ).

13 SSM: Elementary Algebra Chapter : The Real Number System U.S.: ( ). Zimbabwe: ( ). (b) United States 9. a b c is negative 99. a a is positive 0. (6 ) 0 Section.. We call the dividend, the divisor, and 6 the quotient.. ( ).. 0 ( ) 9. 6 ( ) is undefined ( ) ( ). [ 6 ( )]. 6. ( 6 ) ( ) (. ) x x or ; Property of Signs in y y Quotients.. 9. y y y or. Invert the divisor and multiply.. (a) (b). (a) (b). (a) (b) None

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15 SSM: Elementary Algebra Chapter : The Real Number System 9. (a) 0,00 +, ,660 0, 00 0 (b), 660 9, , 660 0, , , , Army: 0,6 +,60 6,06 Navy:,99 +,9,0 Marines: 690 +,0 09 Air Force:,06 +,09 6,, 000, Army:, 000 +, 000 6, 000 6, 000, Navy:, 000 +, 000 6, Marines: , 000, 000 Air Force:, 000 +, 000 6, a b a b is negative is positive Chapter Review Exercises. {,,, 0}. (a) 0.6, terminating (b) 06., repeating. (a) {0,,, } (b) {...,, 0,, }

16 6 Chapter : The Real Number System SSM: Elementary Algebra. (a) True (b) True (c) False (d) True 9. (a) (b) Division (c) Subtraction (d) Addition. b b b b b [ ( 0)] (0) 0. (a) + + (b) > (c) 0 < 9. Property of Multiplicative Inverses. Commutative Property of Addition. Property of Additive Inverses. 6 (x + ) 6x +. Additive Identity, ( ) (.) ( ) ( ). ( 9 + ) + ( + ) ( ) + ( ) + ( ) 9. (ii); and LCD is The number n must contain a factor of or. 9. Change minus to plus and change to.. ( ) +. ( ) + 9. ( 9) ( ) ( ) ( 6) ( ) 6. ( )( )( )( 6) ( ) ( ) ( )( 6) 6. ( 6) ( )( 6) ( ) ( ) ( )

17 SSM: Elementary Algebra Chapter : The Real Number System. ( ) ( ) 9 + ( ) 9 9 Looking Ahead. ( x ) x( ) x. ( y) ( ) y y. ( ) ( ). ( ) + < ( ) + < + < 9. ( ) ( ) + > + > >. a a Chapter Test. (a) True (b) True (c) False. Since π is an irrational number, π is also irrational. (d) True. n or n (b) Property of (c) Property of Additive Inverses (d) Commutative Property of 9. The Multiplicative Inverse Property states that the product of a nonzero number and its reciprocal is always and () ;,. (a) 9.. (b) ( ) (c) ( ). (a) Associative Property of Addition

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