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    02 G7 Division-Integers

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    This is a good presentation on dividing integers. It is developmetally introduced and suitable to the learners'needs.

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    Division of Integers

    Objectives

    At the end of the lesson, you will be able to:

    • divide integers (with non-zero divisor)


    • interpret quotients of rational numbers by
    describing real-world contexts
    • Doing division of integers is not that
    different from doing simple division of
    whole numbers, which you have learned
    before. Probably, the only difference in the
    method is the signs.
    • Fortunately, the sign rules for multiplication
    of integers are the same with division.
    Learn about It!
    • Division of integers is almost the same as
    the division of whole numbers except that
    the sign of the quotient needs to be
    determined.
    • In the expression a÷b=c, a is called
    the dividend or numerator, b the divisor
    or denominator and the result c is called
    the quotient.
    • There are three cases you will encounter
    in dividing integers.
    Learn about It!
    There are three cases you will encounter in
    dividing integers.
    • Case 1. If both the dividend and the
    divisor are positive, the quotient will be
    positive.
    Examples

    • (+20)÷(+5)=+4

    • (+8)÷(+4)=+2
    Learn about It!
    • Case 2. If both the dividend and the
    divisor are negative, the quotient will be
    positive.
    • Case 3. If only one of the dividend or the
    divisor is negative, the quotient will be
    negative.
    Examples

    • (−20)÷(−5)=+4
    • (−8)÷(−4)=+2
    • (+20)÷(−5)=−4
    • (−30)÷(+5)=−6
    Try It!

    • 36÷(−4)
    • (−48)÷(−6)
    Try It! Solution

    • 36÷(−4)=−9

    The signs are different so the final answer


    is negative.
    • (−48)÷(−6)=+8

    The signs are the same so the final


    answer is positive.
    Tips

    • The divisor should not be equal to zero


    because a number divided by zero is
    undefined.
    • The quotient of two integers is not always
    an integer. It can be a decimal number.
    Key Points

    • If the signs of the dividend and the divisor


    are the same, then the quotient will be
    positive.
    • If the signs are different, then the quotient
    will be negative.

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