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Find each of the following quotients. (Divide.)
$$\frac{138}{6}$$

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All right, So we have a negative 18. Divided by six. That's the same as saying negative. 18 months, huh? And six. Some bottom. If you represented as a fractured members, I stopped divided my bottom. Well, negative. Divided by a positive is going to be a negative quotient, right? Just like with multiplication. Same idea on the science or different. The answer is gonna be a negative signs of the same. The answer is a positive. So this is gonna be a negative value as an answer. And 18 divided by six is three. So some negative three. Let's Ah, filling our check here. We got negative. 18 divided by positive six should be equal to a negative three. Does it work with multiplication if you go the other way? Well, negative. Three times on the positive Six. Is that equal to in negative? 18. But if I have six groups of three negatives, Do I'm 80 Next? Yeah, that works. You can always use your multiplication. Understand? Check your division on their inverse operations, so use one to check the other. The rules from observation in division are the same. And this helps you understand why

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