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    The document discusses rules for multiplying and dividing integers. It notes that multiplying integers is commutative, but dividing integers is not. It also states that when multiplying or dividing a positive and negative integer, the result is the same as doing the operation regularly but with a negative sign if the factors are of opposite signs. The document is divided into two parts, with the second part titled "IXL Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 1."

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    The document discusses rules for multiplying and dividing integers. It notes that multiplying integers is commutative, but dividing integers is not. It also states that when multiplying or dividing a positive and negative integer, the result is the same as doing the operation regularly but with a negative sign if the factors are of opposite signs. The document is divided into two parts, with the second part titled "IXL Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 1."

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    The document discusses rules for multiplying and dividing integers. It notes that multiplying integers is commutative, but dividing integers is not. It also states that when multiplying or dividing a positive and negative integer, the result is the same as doing the operation regularly but with a negative sign if the factors are of opposite signs. The document is divided into two parts, with the second part titled "IXL Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 1."

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    Wednesday, September 05, 2012 8:34 PM

    Part A

    Something that I notice about the problems above is how in multiplication, if you flip it around or use the commutative property, then the answer will be the same. But if you flip it with division, it will not be the same. A rule for multiplying integers is that whether you do it one way or the other, the result will be the same, and for dividing integers, if you do it one way or the other the result may not be the same. A rule for both multiplying and dividing integers is that if you divide a positive by a negative, or a negative by a positive, or if you do that with multiplication, all you have to do is do the problem regularly then add a negative sign when you are done.

    Part B IXL

    Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 1

    Multiplying and Dividing Integers Page 2

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