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    Multipltying and Dividing Integers 9-5-12

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    The student noticed a pattern when multiplying and dividing integers: if all the signs of the factors/dividends are negative, then the solution will also be negative. After completing another problem, the student saw the same pattern occur and agreed with the rule even more. The student concluded that if all signs are positive, the solution is positive, and if all signs are negative, the solution is negative.

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    The student noticed a pattern when multiplying and dividing integers: if all the signs of the factors/dividends are negative, then the solution will also be negative. After completing another problem, the student saw the same pattern occur and agreed with the rule even more. The student concluded that if all signs are positive, the solution is positive, and if all signs are negative, the solution is negative.

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    Wednesday, September 05, 2012 10:22 AM

    Multiplying and Dividing Integers Activity

    One pattern that I noticed was that all of the signs were negative, even the solution. So that makes me believe that if all the signs of the factors are negative, then the solution will also be a negative.

    Once again I see the pattern that the all the signs are negative and the product is negative. That makes me agree with what I said before even more.
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    agree with what I said before even more. So my rule for Multiplying and Dividing Integers is that if all the signs of the numbers are positive, then the solution will be positive and if all the signs of the numbers are negative, then the solution will be negative.
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