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If you divide two integers having the same sign, the result is always ____

A
a positive integer.
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a negative integer.
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a positive number
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positive or neagtive number
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Solution

The correct option is C a positive number
Let us take an example of two integers having the same sign and try to understand this.
(i) Both negative
(13)÷(9)=139
[The result is not an integer always]
The result is a positive number.

(ii)Both positive
(13)÷(9)=139
The result is a positive number.

On the contrary, if we divide two integers having different signs, the result will always be a negative number.

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