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Its wired that multiplying and dividing are easier the adding its like a Salad is better then a MacDonald big mac like WHAT??
It was also like snow boarding, Its so much harder to learn how to ski but to master it its easier like dividing and multiplying is skiing and addition and subtraction is snow boarding because its easier to learn harder to master. LIKE WHAAAAAT!!!

-Ya boy Mateo who always gets hurt :/

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I have the same question as Matthew

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Why is multiplying and dividing so much easier when there integers but when there positive numbers it was harder to learn multiplication and division and easy to learn adding and subtracting

-steffy curry

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I think that order of operations is not that bad once you know BEDMAS.

-Lizzy

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Who invented integers? Was some random guy just sitting there and thinking "What if there are numbers lower than 0?" And then one thought led to another, and BOOM; another math concept was born. Like, for grades 1-5 we are taught that "Oh, 0 is the lowest number." And now in grade 6 and 7 we are taught "No, there are numbers lower than 0." I think we should be taught negative numbers at maybe grade 3? Or just a young age? Then we could be more familiar with them when we reach the more complicated ranks.

-Totally not written by Kate

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Why is multiplying and dividing easier than adding and sbrtacting in integers? From mar ucs

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Not the song but why is multiplying and dividing integers simpler than adding and subtracting? And what does this do for us? I mean I know it's for temperature but that's not the only thing. It can be used for money (spent money and debt) software engineering and like 4 other things I forgot. I did some research, BTW :) -Delvin :}

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You can also use the object God gave all humans, your huge mega mind.
DAMIAN GOOD GUY BAI.

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I honestly don't get why dividing and multiplication are so much easier and less confusing than adding and subtracting.

-aud dog :)

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The absolute value of -5 is 5 . The absolute value of a number can be thought of as its distance from zero on the number line. - Dominic F

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The absolute value of -5 is 5 . The absolute value of a number can be thought of as its distance from zero on the number line. - Dominic F

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why is dividing and multiplication easier then adding and subtracting integers.

-Clarebar

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I don't understand how two negatives = a positive, and only one negative =  a negative.
shouldn't it be the opposite  way around because there are TWO negatives not one???

ex: -6 x -5 = 30    like what the garb how?
-6 x 5 = -30     ????????????

also if a number is the same distance away from 0 it is called opposite  numbers.

ex: -10 and 10

- Matthew :)

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I also agree with Jaden and Adam.
How does a negative, times a negative, equal a positive? Someone call up Mr. Einstein and tell him he needs to explain.
Also, when doing the A/S (Addition/ Subtraction) just read the equation from left to right

~Angeli :]

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If you multiply or divide a positive by a positive or a negative by a negative the product will be positive. If you multiply or divide a negative and a positive the product is a negative. also how can a negative and a negative = a positive?

- Jia Crayola 😌  🤓

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I agree with Angeli Jaden and Adam how does three negatives equal a postive

A human

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When you use integers, adding and multiplying doesn't necessarily mean that the answer is higher than the other numbers in the equation. The same goes for subtraction and division, the answer isn't always lower than the numbers in the equation.

-Jud Potter aka the Chosen One ~:)

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in the form of a negative integer you put a negative sign before the number. But when using a positive integer you don't put a positive sign before the number we just know its already positive when there is no negative sign before the number. Caden      

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in the form of a negative integer you put a negative sign before the number. But when using a positive integer you don't put a positive sign before the number we just know its already positive when there is no negative sign before the number. Caden      

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Division and multiplication are much easier than addition and subtraction, all you have to do is count how many are negative and see if it is even or odd. -Teo Dina the 3rd

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Division and multiplication are much easier than addition and subtraction, all you have to do is count how many are negative and see if it is even or odd. -Teo Dina the 3rd

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how does a negative number multiplied by a negative number = positive?? makes no sense to me but somehow its the correct thing

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how does a negative number multiplied by a negative number = positive?? makes no sense to me but somehow its the correct thing

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Jaden Pio

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Not hard, its easy, use online reasorces like ixl, no one likes, or math antics. BY:DAMIAN GOOD GUY

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Not hard, its easy, use online reasorces like ixl, no one likes, or math antics. BY:DAMIAN GOOD GUY

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I agree with Jaden ,How would a question like -7 - (-7) equal zero, ????
how does 3 negative signs make an answer positive?

Ads Bertani

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An odd number of negative signs makes the answer negative and an even number of negative signs makes the answer positive :D -Kaitlyn

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The solution is negative if the number of negatives is odd.  The solution is positive if the number of negatives is even. -Jadyn F. Wong :3

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The solution is negative if the number of negatives is odd.  The solution is positive if the number of negatives is even. -Jadyn F. Wong :3

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A-ha I get that we can use bedmas while using integers - Alyssa 😎🐒💨

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when adding you can use a number line to make it easier -Katerina :)

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when adding you can use a number line to make it easier -Katerina :)

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Positive 4 and negative 4 are opposite numbers -Rafferty

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The multiplication and division integer questions are easier than the addition and subtraction questions for once.
- Lennox

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if the signs are the same, the answer is positive, if the signs are different it's negative

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if there are an even number of negatives the answer is always positive for division and multiplication

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BEDMAS can be used with positive and negative numbers. Mrs. Powell

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BEDMAS can be used with positive and negative numbers. Mrs. Powell

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0 is an integer, but it is neither positive or negative. By the great: Abby Jung :{)👁👄👁

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0 is an integer, but it is neither positive or negative. By the great: Abby Jung :{)👁👄👁