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6. Write two different division equations for each quotient. a. 28 = -4 = -7 b. -1 C. 1: 1-5 -14- 2 --7 1 II 1 11 -5 7. Solve the equations by thinking logically
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6. Write two different division equations for each quotient.

a.
28 = -4 = -7
b.
-1
C.
1:
1-5
-14- 2 --7
1
II
1
11
-5
7. Solve the equations by thinking logically

6. Write two different division equations for each quotient. a. 28 = -4 = -7 b. -1 C-example-1
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I don’t know I’m sorry ..hopefully you do good though
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