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Integers Worksheet Generator

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Types of integer worksheets you can make

  • Adding integers: like −3 + (−5) = −8
  • Subtracting integers: like 7 − (−4) = 11
  • Adding and subtracting integers: both operations together, like −3 + 8 − (−6) = 11
  • Adding 3 or 4 integers: like −3 + 8 + (−6) = −1
  • Multiplying integers: like −6 × 4 = −24
  • Multiplying 3 integers: like (−2)(3)(−4) = 24
  • Dividing integers: like −48 ÷ 6 = −8, with every division coming out even
  • Multiplying and dividing integers: both operations together
  • Mixed review: adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing on one worksheet
  • Comparing integers: write <, > or = in the box, like −4 < 2, |−9| > −12, and −15 + 6 = −9
  • Absolute value: like |−7| = 7, −|−5| = −5, and |3 − 8| = 5

Choose how the negative numbers appear:

  • at least one negative number in every problem
  • a positive and a negative number in every problem
  • all numbers negative
  • parentheses after a sign: −3 + (−5)
  • parentheses around every negative number: (−3) + (−5)
  • no parentheses: −3 + −5
  • multiplication written with a times sign, a dot, or parentheses: −4 × 6, −4 · 6, or (−4)(6)

Make each worksheet your own:

  • four difficulty levels, from numbers between −10 and 10 up to numbers between −1,000 and 1,000
  • choose from 10 to 30 problems
  • every worksheet comes with an answer key

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