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1. Consider this division sentence: -3 1/3 ÷ 2 1/2 = ? a. What is the rule for dividing signed numbers? b. Use the rule to calculate the quotient. Show your work. 2. Calculate e…
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1. Consider this division sentence: -3 1/3 ÷ 2 1/2 = ?
a. What is the rule for dividing signed numbers?
b. Use the rule to calculate the quotient. Show your work.
2. Calculate each quotient and show your work.
a. -2 1/8 ÷ -4 1/4 b. 4.03 ÷ -3.1 c. -5/6 ÷ -2 1/7 d. - 20.582 ÷ -4.1
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a. The rule for dividing signed numbers is:
Two numbers with different signs have a quotient that is negative.
Two numbers with the same signs have a quotient that is positive.
b.
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