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Integer Operation

Sum of integers
Example 1: To add two positive integers
Add +3 and +2

For that, first, shifting 2 units to the right from number 0, then shifting again 3 units to the right from number 2. As a result, our
total shift is 5 units from zero.

Example 2: To add positive integers and negative integers

Add up -3 and +2

First, shift 2 units to the right from zero, then shift 3 units to the left. Overall, we shifted 1 unit to the left of zero (-1).

Note: When we add two integers, the symbols attached to the numbers do not change.
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Integer subtraction

Example 1: To subtract positive integers

Subtract +2 from +3

First shift 3 units to the right from zero, then shift 2 units to the left. As a result, we shift 1 unit to the right from zero.

Note: When we subtract an integer by another integer, we change the sign and then add the two numbers together.

Example:
3 – (+5) = 3 – 5 = -2
(-4) – (-6) = (-4) + 6 = 2
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Multiplication of integers
Example: To multiply two integers with the same sign or symbol

When multiplying two integers with the same symbol, we will use absolute values ​and the result is a positive symbol. Positive x
positive = positive, while Negative x Negative = Positive.

Integer division
Consider the following example:
Atha plans to give 4 dolls to her four friends as a thank you. He has 12 dolls. If distributed evenly, then each friend gets 3 dolls.
This is a division process. From this we know that 12:4 = 3
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