To under stand the concept of integers,
first you have to understand the following concepts:
Concept of NUMBER LINE:
In order to understand the
concept of integers, first of all we have to understand concept of NUMBER LINE.
A number line may be depicted as inder:
6____5____4____3__2___1__0___-1___-2___-3____-4____-5____-6
+ve_____________Number
line____________-ve
--Value always positive -- -- Value always negative--
(Greater than Zero) (Less than Zero)
In
order to understand the use of a Number line we have to understand the place
values of positive and negative integers in term of a Number line. For your
convenience of understanding, you presume that you are standing on the surface
of a earth, Your feet are placed at Zero value (Earth). Then the distance from
your feet beyond head towards sky, as it goes increasing up above your head is
positive side of a number line and the distance from your feet towards earth’s center as it goes increasing is negative. Instead of representing a number line
upside down, we have put it horizontally. Now the left side of number line from
Zero is is positive and right side from zero is negative. By this hypothesis,
on positive side +6 is greater than +1 but on negative side -6 is less than -1.
For
adding and subtracting purposes we represent numbers according to the above
principal as under:
Placement of Positive
integer before decimel
|
Place value
|
First +ve integer to be placed below Ones
|
1
|
Second +ve integer to be placed below Tens
|
10
|
Third +ve integer to be placed below Hundred
|
100
|
Fourth +ve integer to be placed below Thousands
|
1000
|
Fifth +ve integer to be placed below Ten Thousands
|
10000
|
Sixth +ve integer to be placed below Lakh
|
100000
|
Seventh +ve integer to be placed below
|
1000000
|
etc…..
|
etc…
|
Placement of Negative
integers after decimal
|
Place value
|
First -ve integer to be placed below One/
Ten
|
1/10
|
Second -ve integer to be placed below One/Hundred
|
1/100
|
Third -ve integer to be placed below One/Thousand
|
1/1000
|
Fourth -ve integer to be placed below One/Ten
Thousand
|
1/10000
|
Fifth -ve integer to be placed below One/Lakh
|
1/100000
|
Sixth -ve integer to be placed below One/
Ten Lakh
|
1/1000000
|
Seventh -ve integer to be placed below
One/ Crore
|
1/10000000
|
etc…..
|
etc…
|
Exact value can be determined by
multiplying the Number concerned by above place value
Consider: Digits
2675.2134 and 1634.1023 and 200. 3
Thousands
|
Hundreds
|
Tens
|
Ones
|
Decimel
|
1/10
|
1/100
|
1/1000
|
1/10000
|
2
|
6
|
7
|
5
|
.
|
2
|
1
|
3
|
4
|
1
|
6
|
3
|
4
|
.
|
1
|
0
|
2
|
3
|
0
|
2
|
0
|
0
|
.
|
3
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
For our
convenience sake we may put zeros in empty spaces on either side while adding
or subtracting. This will not make any difference but will be convenient.
While
adding when total exceeds 9 one carry forward digit will be added to next place
value digit and so on.
……to be continued
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