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    The student noticed that multiplying a positive and negative number always results in a negative product. They also observed that the associative property of multiplication was demonstrated in the first two problems. In dividing integers, the student saw that the answers used each of the three given numbers once. They then identified a helpful rule that the sign of the product or quotient depends on the number of negative factors.

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    The student noticed that multiplying a positive and negative number always results in a negative product. They also observed that the associative property of multiplication was demonstrated in the first two problems. In dividing integers, the student saw that the answers used each of the three given numbers once. They then identified a helpful rule that the sign of the product or quotient depends on the number of negative factors.

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    Wednesday, September 05, 2012 3:52 PM

    I noticed that when multiplying a positive and a negative it is always negative. The first two answers are the same due to the Associative Property of Multiplication. In the last two problems we had to make two division problems using the numbers, -6, 3, and -2. I noticed that the answer is one of the three not used (-6/-2= 3)

    Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 1

    I noticed, like in first group, that the answers show the three numbers being used.

    A rule that is helpful for me is that whenever you are multiplying or dividing a negative number by a positive number, the answer will be negative. Whenever you are multiplying or dividing two negatives, the answer will be negative, and when multiplying or dividing two positives, the answer will be positive.

    Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 2

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