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Since we are dividing two positive numbers, the result will necessarily be a positive number:
Therefore:
Solve the following exercise:
\( (+6)\cdot(+9)= \)
When you divide two positive numbers, the result is always positive! Think of it as: How many groups of +7 fit into +28? The answer is 4 positive groups.
There's no difference in the calculation! The parentheses with + signs just emphasize that both numbers are positive. Both expressions equal 4.
Use this simple pattern: Same signs = Positive result, Different signs = Negative result. Since both numbers are positive (same signs), your answer is positive!
Check your division! exactly because 7 goes into 28 exactly 4 times. If you're getting fractions like , you might have flipped the numbers.
Yes, for this problem! Since both numbers are clearly positive, the + signs are just for emphasis. Focus on 28 ÷ 7 = 4 and remember the result stays positive.
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