Dividing Integers - Rules and Examples

The rules for dividing integers are as follows:

If the integers have the same sign, the quotient is positive.

If the integers have different signs, the quotient is negative.

Here are some examples to illustrate these rules:

To divide 6 / 3, we get 2, because 6 and 3 have the same sign (both positive) and the quotient is positive.

To divide (-6) / (-3), we get 2, because -6 and -3 have the same sign (both negative) and the quotient is positive.

To divide 6 / (-3), we get -2, because 6 and -3 have different signs and the quotient is negative.

To divide (-6) / 3, we get -2, because -6 and 3 have different signs and the quotient is negative.

It's important to note that dividing two integers can sometimes result in a fraction, in which case you would need to use the rules for dividing fractions to find the final answer.