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What is the quotient of −18.42 ÷ −1.2
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To find the quotient of −18.42 ÷ −1.2, we can divide the two numbers as follows:
Step 1: Write down −18.42 as the dividend and −1.2 as the divisor.
Step 2: Perform the division.
-15.35
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-1.2 | -18.42
Step 3: Subtract the product of the divisor (−1.2) and the quotient (−15.35) from the dividend (−18.42).
-15.35
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-1.2 | -18.42
-18.00
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0.58
Step 4: Bring down the next digit (if any). There are no more digits to bring down.
Step 5: We have a remainder of 0.58, but since the quotient is an integer division, we disregard the remainder.
Therefore, the quotient of −18.42 ÷ −1.2 is −15.35.