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Division is the opposite of multiplication. So can can use multiplication to help us with division. It is just the opposite.

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Division is like the uno reverse version of multiplication so as long as you 

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Division is like the uno reverse version of multiplication so as long as you 

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How knowing how to multiply integers helps with dividing integers

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How knowing how to multiply integers helps with dividing integers

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Division is the opposite of multiplication, just like how subtraction is the opposite of addition. One reason as to how knowing how to multiply integers can help you to divide integers, is that when you multiply two integers with different signs its always negative but when you divide two integers of the same signs it is always positive.

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multiplication is the opposite of division and 

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multiplication is the opposite of division and 

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Division is the opposite operation of multiplication. So, we can use what we know on multiplication on division.

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we can you our knowledge of multiplying integers to divide integers because division is the opposite of multiplication.

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We can use what we know about multiplication to help with division because its reverse division.

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We can use what we know about multiplication to help with division because its reverse division.

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division is when you make a integer smaller than bigger, but multiplication is when you make the integer larger.

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division is when you make a integer smaller than bigger, but multiplication is when you make the integer larger.

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Division is sort of like reverse multiplication. 2 x 3 = 6, and 6 ÷ 3 = 2.

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We can use what we know about multiplying integers to help us divide integers... because multiplication and division are the opposite. They do have the same integer rules, so you can just do the equation then add the positive or negative symbol based on the rules.

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We can use what we know about multiplying integers to help us divide integers... because multiplication and division are the opposite. They do have the same integer rules, so you can just do the equation then add the positive or negative symbol based on the rules.

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Because multiplication and division use all of the same three numbers...

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Because multiplication and division use all of the same three numbers...

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3 x 2 = 6
2 x 3 = 6
6 ÷ 2 = 3
6 ÷ 3 = 2

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We can reverse the equation to check the answer. 

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We can reverse the equation to check the answer. 

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We can use what we know by reversing the multiplication into devision.

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We can think about how we say it. If you say the equation properly it will work out. Also multiplying and dividing is kind of opposites.  

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We can think about how we say it. If you say the equation properly it will work out. Also multiplying and dividing is kind of opposites.  

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We can reverse what we know about multiplication to help divide integers.

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We can use what we know about multiplying integers to help with dividing integers because division is basically reverse multiplication. They are both making groups of something. So if you know how to multiply integers then you would know how to divide integers.

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You can use what you know about multiplication to help you in the division because you would use the number family ex. 5 x 3 = 15, 15 ÷ 3 = 5

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You can use what you know about multiplication to help you in the division because you would use the number family ex. 5 x 3 = 15, 15 ÷ 3 = 5

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It is basically the opposite so you devide the opposite and you already know the awnser

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how we can use our prior knowledge of multiplying integers to help us divide integers, is reverencing the multiplication.    

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how we can use our prior knowledge of multiplying integers to help us divide integers, is reverencing the multiplication.    

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Multiplication is the opposite of division so you just have to reverse it.

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Because multiplication is just reverse division so you can multiply and then divide.

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Because multiplication is just reverse division so you can multiply and then divide.

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Because multiplication is reverse of division so we can do the opposite 

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Because multiplication is reverse of division so we can do the opposite 

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We could use what we know about multiplying integers to divide integers by reversing it. Dividing is kind of like the opposite of multiplying (i.e 5x8=40, 40/8=5) so we can pretty much reverse everything.

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To complete your exit ticket, please post on the following prompt; how can we use what we know about multiplying integers to help us to divide integers?