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What model can you use to represent −14÷−7?(1 point)
−14−(−7)−(−7)=−14−
(−7)=0
What model can you use to represent −14÷−7?(1 point)
−14−(−7)−(−7)=−14−
(−7)=0
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The correct model to represent −14 ÷ −7 is division with a negative quotient.
In this case, you can represent −14 ÷ −7 by using a division bar or fraction bar. Place the dividend -14 on top of the division bar and the divisor -7 below the division bar. The answer, or quotient, will be a positive number.
So the model would be:
-14 ÷ -7 = 2
In this case, you can represent −14 ÷ −7 by using a division bar or fraction bar. Place the dividend -14 on top of the division bar and the divisor -7 below the division bar. The answer, or quotient, will be a positive number.
So the model would be:
-14 ÷ -7 = 2
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