Integers Worksheet Generator

Practice operations with positive and negative numbers. Negative values are shown in parentheses so the sign rules stay clear, and division always lands on a whole number.

Integers Practice

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1.(-10) − 11 =
2.(-16) + 17 =
3.18 + 13 =
4.(-7) + 18 =
5.16 − 10 =
6.(-5) + 3 =
7.(-13) + 7 =
8.(-14) + 1 =
9.19 − (-12) =
10.17 − (-6) =
11.15 + (-2) =
12.(-18) − (-1) =
13.9 + 9 =
14.(-20) + 16 =
15.(-12) + (-11) =
16.19 + (-16) =
17.20 + (-18) =
18.1 − 15 =

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Integers Practice

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19.19 − 20 =
20.(-8) − (-6) =
21.(-4) − (-8) =
22.(-6) + 7 =
23.12 − 4 =
24.1 + 20 =

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Integers Practice — Answer Key

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1.(-10) − 11 = -21
2.(-16) + 17 = 1
3.18 + 13 = 31
4.(-7) + 18 = 11
5.16 − 10 = 6
6.(-5) + 3 = -2
7.(-13) + 7 = -6
8.(-14) + 1 = -13
9.19 − (-12) = 31
10.17 − (-6) = 23
11.15 + (-2) = 13
12.(-18) − (-1) = -17
13.9 + 9 = 18
14.(-20) + 16 = -4
15.(-12) + (-11) = -23
16.19 + (-16) = 3
17.20 + (-18) = 2
18.1 − 15 = -14

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Integers Practice — Answer Key

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19.19 − 20 = -1
20.(-8) − (-6) = -2
21.(-4) − (-8) = 4
22.(-6) + 7 = 1
23.12 − 4 = 8
24.1 + 20 = 21

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Frequently asked questions

Why are negatives in parentheses?: Writing 5 − (−3) instead of 5 − −3 is the standard textbook convention and avoids two operators sitting side by side.
Do divisions have remainders?: No. Division problems are built from a whole-number quotient, so answers stay clean.