Example 1 Dividing Integers Same sign, so quotient is positive. 5 = a. 8 – 40 – b. 14 – 2 = 7...
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Example 1 Dividing Integers Same sign, so quotient is positive. 5 = a . 8 – 40 – b . 14 – 2 = 7 – Different signs, so quotient is negative c . 9 – 36 = 4 – Different signs, so quotient is negative d . 7 – 0 = 0 Dividend is 0 and divisor is nonzero, so quotient is 0.
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Example 1 Dividing Integers
Same sign, so quotient is positive.5=a.8–40–
b.14–
2= 7– Different signs, so quotient is negative.
c.9–
36= 4– Different signs, so quotient is negative.
d.7–
0= 0
Dividend is 0 and divisor is nonzero, so quotient is 0.
Guided Practice
Find the quotient, if possible.
for Example 1
11
33–1.
8–56
2.
5–25–
3.
4–0
4.
ANSWER 3–
ANSWER 7–
ANSWER 5
ANSWER 0
Guided Practice
Find the quotient, if possible.
for Example 1
0
28–7.
ANSWER 8–
ANSWER 2–
ANSWER undefined
ANSWER 9
5.9–72
6.18
36–
8.6–54–
