Question 1 • Troll - Pre-Algebra - MA3119 A
A quotient is negative when the two numbers have opposite signs, and positive when they have the same sign. Therefore, a negative fraction divided by a positive fraction gives a negative quotient, while two positive fractions give a positive quotient. Two negative fractions give a positive quotient, not a negative one; quotient sign rules match product sign rules.
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