2.1.2 Addition of Integers

Lesson 2
Addition of Integers
Objectives
At the end of this lesson, the learner should be able to
● accurately add integers with the same signs;
● accurately add integers with different signs; and
● correctly solve real-life problems involving the

addition of integers.
Essential Questions
● How will you find the sum of integers with the same sign
and different signs?
● How will you solve real-life problems involving signed

integers?
Warm Up!
Before we start with our lesson, work on the following

worksheet with a partner.
Click the link below to access the exploration sheet.
Mathgeekmama. “Exploring Integers.“ Retrieved 13 February

2019 from
https://mathgeekmama.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Ex
ploring-Integers.pdf
Guide Questions
● How do you define a positive integer?
● How do you define a negative integer?
● How do you add integers?

Learn about It!
Integers
1 the combination of the set of whole numbers and the negative counterparts of
natural numbers
Example:
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Positive integers
2 integers greater than zero
Example:
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Negative integers
3 integers less than zero
Example:
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4 Zero
integer that is neither positive nor negative
When illustrated using a number line, positive integers are

found to the right of zero, and negative integers are found to
the left of zero.
Learn about It!
Addition of Integers with the Same Sign

5 to add integers with the same sign, add their absolute values and affix the
common sign to the sum
Example:
The sum of and is .

Learn about It!
Addition of Integers with Different Signs

6 to add integers with different signs, find their absolute value, subtract the smaller
absolute value from the larger absolute value, and affix the sign of the integer
with the larger absolute value
Example:
The sum of and is .

Try It!
Example 1: Find the sum of and .

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Solution:
1. Find the absolute values of the addends.

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2. Since the addends have the same sign, add the absolute
values.

3. Affix the common sign to the sum.

Therefore, .
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Solution:
1. Find the absolute values of the addends.

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2. Subtract the smaller absolute value from the larger

absolute value.

3. Affix the sign of the integer with the larger absolute value.
The integer with the larger absolute value is . Its sign is

negative. Therefore, .
Let’s Practice!
Individual Practice:
1. A basketball team lost 5 games in the elimination round

and lost 2 games in the quarterfinals. How many games in
total were lost by the team? Illustrate the situation as
addition of integers, then solve.
2. Rose parked her car on Basement 3, which is three floors

down from the ground floor. She rode the elevator and
went nine floors up. On what floor did Rose go off the
elevator?
Let’s Practice!
Group Practice: To be done in groups of three
A team of marine biologists went aboard an underwater

vessel to do research. The vessel descends 1000 feet beneath
the surface of the water. Then, they rise 300 feet before
descending again by 520 feet. What is the current position of
the vessel?
Key Points
Integers
1 set of whole numbers and the negative counterparts of natural numbers
2 Positive integers
integers greater than zero
Negative integers
3 integers less than zero
Key Points
Zero
4 integer that is neither positive nor negative
5 Addition of Integers with the Same Sign

to add integers with the same sign, add their absolute values and affix the
common sign to the sum
Addition of Integers with Different Signs

6 to add integers with different signs, find their absolute value, subtract the smaller
4 absolute value from the larger absolute value, and affix the sign of the integer with
the larger absolute value
Synthesis
● How do you solve for the sum of integers with the same
sign or different signs?
● In what situations can you see the application of finding

the sum of signed integers?
● Now that you have learned how to find the sum of signed
integers, can you do the same with finding their
difference?

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Lesson 2

At the end of this lesson, the learner should be able to

● accurately add integers with the same signs;

● accurately add integers with different signs; and

● correctly solve real-life problems involving the

● How will you solve real-life problems involving signed

Before we start with our lesson, work on the following

Click the link below to access the exploration sheet.

Mathgeekmama. “Exploring Integers.“ Retrieved 13 February

● How do you define a positive integer?

● How do you define a negative integer?

● How do you add integers?

When illustrated using a number line, positive integers are

Addition of Integers with the Same Sign

The sum of and is .

Addition of Integers with Different Signs

The sum of and is .

Example 1: Find the sum of and .

Example 1: Find the sum of and .

3. Affix the common sign to the sum.

Example 2: Find the sum of and .

Example 2: Find the sum of and .

2. Subtract the smaller absolute value from the larger

The integer with the larger absolute value is . Its sign is

1. A basketball team lost 5 games in the elimination round

2. Rose parked her car on Basement 3, which is three floors

Group Practice: To be done in groups of three

A team of marine biologists went aboard an underwater

5 Addition of Integers with the Same Sign

Addition of Integers with Different Signs

● In what situations can you see the application of finding

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