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The Other Side of Zero                                                                                  31

        There is something special about the numbers in these two grids.
        Top row : 5 + (- 2) + (- 4) = - 1                  Top row : 8 + (- 3) + (- 5) = 0

        Bottom row : (- 3) + 9 + (- 7) = - 1               Bottom row : (- 2) + (- 7) + 9 = 0
        Left column : 5 + (- 3) + (- 3) = - 1              Left column : 8 + (- 6) + (- 2) = 0
        Right column : (- 4) + 10 + (- 7) = - 1            Right column : (- 5) + (- 4) + 9 = 0

        In each grid, the numbers in the top and bottom rows, as well as the left and right columns,   - 10
        add up to the same number. We will refer to this sum as the ‘border sum’.
        The border sum of the grid I is - 1 and of the grid II is 0.                                            5
        Now complete it selfly to make the required border sum is equal to 4.                      9





                                              ASSESSMENT TIME




         COMPETENCY BASED QUESTIONS                            C. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements
        A. Multiple-Choice Questions                               1.  Additive  inverse  of  an  integer  is  always  a
           1.  The smallest positive integer is:                      negative number.
                (i)  0              (ii)  1                        2.  The  sum  of  a  positive  integer  and  a  negative

               (iii)  2            (iv)  none of these                integer is always a positive integer.
           2.  The integer 4 more than  – 4 is:
                (i)  0              (ii)  9                        3.  – 2001 is the successor of – 2000.
               (iii)  – 1          (iv)  none of these             4.  Zero is the smallest integer.

           3.  Absolute value of – 29 is:                          5.   The opposite of – 5 is 5.
                (i)  – 27  (ii)  28   (iii)  – 26   (iv)  29
           4.  The predecessor of –999 is:                         6.  | – 12 | = 12.

                (i)  –998           (ii)  1000                     7.  Every negative integer is less than 1.
               (iii)  –1000        (iv)  none of these
           5.  The additive inverse of – 8 is:                     8.  5 is an integer.

                (i)  –14   (ii)  8    (iii)  – 7    (iv)  14       9.  0 is a positive integer.

        B. Fill in the Blanks
                                                                         D. Case Study Based Questions
           1.   Zero is greater than every __________ integer.
           2.   The  sum  of  two  negative  integers  is  always  a   The  Government  of  India  has  launched  a  scheme
               ________________ integer.                         to  get  benefited  from  the  scheme  the  municipal
           3.   The successor of an integer ‘a’ is __________ .  cooperation  of  two  cities  recorded  and  submitted
                                                                 the data.
           4.  Zero is greater than every __________ integer.
           5.  The absolute value of zero is _____________.       City Name    Male    Female Children      Total

           6.  There are ________ integers between 4 and –2.        City - A   45,983     ?      38,472    1,28,223
           7.  All natural numbers are __________ integers.         City - B   56,767   55,768   50,218       ?
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