How is the sine of the quotient determined? The sign of the quotient is the same as the larger number the quotient is positive if signs of the divisor and dividend Ara, like the sound of the quotient is the same as the smaller number the quotient is negative if the divisor in division are like.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

How is the sine of the quotient determined?
A: The sign of the quotient is the same as the larger number
B:the quotient is positive if signs of the divisor and dividend Are alike
C: the sound of the quotient is the same as the smaller number
D the quotient is negative if the divisor in division are alike

Answer 3

The correct statement is:

B: the quotient is positive if signs of the divisor and dividend are alike.

In other words, if both the divisor and dividend have the same sign (either both positive or both negative), then the quotient will be positive. If the signs are different (one positive and one negative), then the quotient will be negative. The size of the numbers does not determine the sign of the quotient.

Answer 4

If the walkers deducted $850 each month last year from the checking account to pay for child care what was the effect on there checking sounds + 850
-10,200
10,200
-850

Answer 5

The effect on their checking account would be a decrease of $10,200. So the correct answer is:

-10,200

Answer 6

What is the quotient of −37.44 ÷−0.9?(1 point)