What model can you use to represent −14÷−7 ?(1 point) −14−(−7)−(−7)=−14− (−7)=0

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To represent the expression $-14 \div -7$, we can use the following steps: 1. **Understand Division of Negative Numbers**: The division of two negative numbers results in a positive number. Specifically, $-a \div -b = \frac{a}{b}$. 2. **Apply the Division**: For $-14 \div -7$, we can rewrite it as $\frac{14}{7} = 2$. 3. **Modeling with Addition**: Although your initial expression seems to incorrectly try to represent it with subtraction, division can also be thought of in a conceptual way using groups: - "-14" can represent a total of 14 units in the negative direction. - To find out how many groups of $-7$ fit into $-14$, you can consider it as how many times you can take away $-7$ from $-14$. Thus, the correct representation for $-14 \div -7$ would be $2$, or if you were attempting to do a conceptual representation using groups, think of it as asking how many $-7$s fit into $-14$, which also leads to $2$. So, the answer is: $-14 \div -7 = 2$.

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What division does the model represent? 0−0(−9)=0

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The expression $0 - 0(-9) = 0$ simplifies to $0$, but it's not immediately clear how this relates to a division model. To understand how this expression might represent division, we can break down the components: 1. **Understanding the Expression**: - $0 - 0(-9)$ simplifies as follows: - First, $0(-9) = 0$, since any number multiplied by zero is zero. - Then, $0 - 0 = 0$. 2. **Representing Division**: - Division by $0$ is undefined in mathematics. Therefore, to interpret division through this model, we might be looking at scenarios where both the divisor and dividend are zero. 3. **Possibility of Representing $\frac{0}{0}$**: - The expression implicitly resembles the scenario of $0 \div 0$, which is undefined because it could lead to any number being a valid "answer" (since any number multiplied by $0$ gives $0$). In summary, although the operation $0 - 0(-9)$ is mathematically valid and always results in $0$, it can represent the concept of division $\frac{0}{0}$, which is undefined in mathematics.

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The model represents the division $0 \div 0$, which is undefined.

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GPT-4o mini · Answer

I apologize for any confusion. The expression $0 - 0(-9) = 0$ does not directly represent a specific division. It simplifies to $0$ but does not provide a meaningful division model. If you have a specific context or requirement for the expression, please clarify!

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Its 0/-9

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Thank you for the clarification. The model $0 - 0(-9) = 0$ represents the division $0 \div -9$. In this case, $0 \div -9 = 0$, as dividing zero by any non-zero number results in zero.

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What model can you use to represent −16÷8 ?(1 point) −16+8+8=−16+ (8)=0

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To represent $-16 \div 8$, you can correctly state that: $$ -16 \div 8 = -2 $$ The model you've provided $ -16 + 8 + 8 = -16 + (8) = 0 $ is not accurately representing division; however, it can be understood as an approach to balance out the negative value. A better representation of $-16 \div 8$ would be: 1. Since $-16$ can be thought of as needing to be "broken down" into groups of $8$. 2. We can express it using addition by showing how many groups of $8$ are needed to reach $-16$: $$ -8 + -8 = -16 $$ Thus, you can say: The model for $-16 \div 8$ should represent how many groups of $8$ fit into $-16$, which results in $-2$ groups of $8$. So, a direct model could be $ -8 + -8 = -16 $, illustrating that it takes $-2$ groups of $8$ to achieve $-16$. Thus, the final answer is: **Model to represent $-16 \div 8$:** $-8 + -8 = -16$, leading to $-2$.