Multiplying and Dividing negative integers BY KADEE, JACEY, AND PAOLA.

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Multiplying and Dividing negative integers BY KADEE, JACEY, AND PAOLA

Multiplying a positive x a positive  Positive x positive= positive  Ex: 2 x 3= 6

Negative x positive  Negative x Positive = Negative  Ex: -2 x 3 = -6  The order doesn’t matter  Positive x Negative = negative  Ex: 3 x -2 = -6  Another way to think about it is = -6

Negative x Negative NNegative x Negative = Positive --2 x -3 = +6 NNegatives cancel out so it equals positive

Reminder about zero  Zero is neither Positive or Negative  Anything (even negative numbers) x 0 = 0  Ex: 0 x -743 = 0

Dividing a positive by a positive  Positive/Positive = positive  You knew this since forever

Negative/Positive  Negative/positive = Negative  Ex: 8/-2= -4  Order does matter just like dividing positives  Ways to make it easy: think of the problem as positive and then and you negative sign when your done doing the problem

Negative/negative  Negative/negative = positive  Ex: -30/-5= 6  Remember the order does matter when dividing!

Thanks for watching  Hope you learned something new