Math Grade 7 Quiz Understanding Subtraction of Rational Numbers – 7.NS.A.1.C
The standard CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.NS.A.1.C educates students about the concept of subtraction in terms of rational numbers. Subtraction is understood as the process of adding the additive inverse, i.e., for any numbers p and q, p – q can be represented as p + (-q). An essential takeaway is that the distance between two numbers on a number line is the absolute value of their difference. This principle is crucial and finds several applications in real-world contexts.
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What is 5 – 3 represented as adding the additive inverse?
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If the temperature dropped from 10°C to -5°C, how many degrees did it change by?
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If a company’s profit decreased from $1000 to $750, the change in profit is represented as:
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The distance between points A and B on a number line is 5 units. If A is at 3, where is B?
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On a number line, the distance between -2 and 3 is:
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What is -4 – 7 represented as adding the additive inverse?
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The elevation difference between two mountains is 1000 meters. If one mountain is 2000 meters high, how tall is the other one?
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The distance between numbers 10 and -5 on a number line is:
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If you have $20 and you spend $30, how much money do you have left?
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What is 6 – (-3) represented as adding the additive inverse?
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