Question

How do you multiply and divide negative integers

Answer 1

Same as positive numbers. Just watch the sign.

Answer 2

If there's 2 negative signs, it's positive, if there's one of each, it's negative. Otherwise, it's exactly the same.

Answer 3

So -6/-6 is positive

Answer 4

Yea, then you just answer like you normally would.

Answer 5

If there's two negative, it's the same process as two positive.

Answer 6

Fractions have three signs. \(\pm\dfrac{\pm}{\pm}\). Change any two and nothign happens.

\(-\dfrac{2}{3} = -\dfrac{-2}{-3} = \dfrac{-2}{3} = \dfrac{2}{-3}\)

Answer 7

Ok. So -6/-6=1?

Answer 8

Idk if we're allowed to give straight answers, but as an example, -1358/-1358 is 1.

Answer 9

I'm just taking math notes

Answer 10

Ok, well that's basically the process. Just be cautious if there's something like -6/3, because that's -2.

Answer 11

So -6/3=-2 and 6/-3=-2 or just 2

Answer 12

If either is negative, the answer is negative.

Answer 13

`How do you multiply and divide negative integers`

multiply and divide like normal with 2 positive integers. Then you use these rules

* If the two numbers are the same sign (both positive or both negative) then the answer is positive

* If the two numbers differ in sign (one is positive, the other negative), then the result is negative

Answer 14

Thanks. I'm trying to learn what we are doing in class before we do it so I can get good grades

Answer 15

Nice, that's a pretty good habit. Wish I could be that determined...Anyways, good luck with that.

Answer 16

Closing this question

Answer 17

\(\dfrac{Dog}{Dog} = 1\)

Answer 18

No. Just no.