Dividing Integers Answers

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Louise used this figure to model the expression .What error did Louise make in her model?

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A
The small arrows are pointed in the wrong direction.
B
The small arrows should all end in the same place as the large one.
C
The arrows should start at zero.
D
There should be one large arrow and 20 small arrows.
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Which situation is best modeled with a division expression?

A
the total cost of 4 pints of strawberries that sell for $3 each
B
the cost per pint of 3 pints of blueberries if the total cost was $6
C
the cost per pint of raspberries after applying a $1 coupon if the normal price was $3 each
D
the total cost of a pint of blackberries that sells for $3 and a pint of cherries that sells for $4
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Jin solves the equation .Which solution would help Jin determine the reasonableness of his answer?

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A
dividing –25 by –10
B
multiplying –25 by –10
C
dividing –200 by –10
D
multiplying –200 by –10
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The quotient of two numbers is negative. What must be true about the two numbers?

A
The dividend is negative.
B
The divisor is negative.
C
Either the dividend or the divisor is negative, but not both.
D
Both the divisor and the dividend are negative.
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Which expression is modeled by this arrangement of tiles?

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A
40 divided by (negative 10)
Option A
B
40 divided by 10
Option B
C
40 divided by 40
Option C
D
40 divided by 40
Option D
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Which expression can be used to check the answer to ?

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Negative 14 times n
Option A
B
n divided by (negative 14)
Option B
C
56 times (negative 14)
Option C
D
n divided by 56
Option D
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Jordan is using a number line to model the division expression . What should be a step in his work?

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A
Draw a chain of bounces to the right, 12 units wide, starting at –24 and ending at 12.
B
Draw a chain of bounces to the left, 12 units wide, starting at 0 and ending at –24.
C
Draw a chain of bounces to the right, 12 units wide, starting at 0 and ending at 24.
D
Draw a chain of bounces to the left, 12 units wide, starting at 24 and ending at 0.

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