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What is the quotient of −42 and −6?

What is the quotient of −42 and −6?
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What is the quotient of −42 and −6?

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The quotient is 7 (not negative as two negative numbers will cancel)

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Answer:

7

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Two negatives cancel out, so you divide just like normal 42÷6 is 7

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