New Worksheet - Math - Dividing Negative Numbers (II)

Divide the following.

(+ 51) / (– 3) = __________________

(– 16) / (+ 3) = __________________

(– 54) / (– 10) = __________________

(– 103) / (– 7) = __________________

(+ 71) / (– 8) = __________________

(– 99) / (+ 3) = __________________

(+ 77) / (+ 2) = __________________



(+ 333) / (– 91) = __________________

(– 832) / (– 64) = __________________

(– 837) / (+ 74) = __________________

(– 595) / (– 65) = __________________

(– 931) / (+ 94) = __________________

(+ 763) / (– 64) = __________________

(– 313) / (– 86) = __________________



(– 186) / (– 56) = __________________

(– 277) / (– 47) = __________________

(– 919) / (– 73) = __________________

(+ 164) / (– 18) = __________________

(– 733) / (+ 36) = __________________

(– 8) / (+ 64) = __________________

(+ 76) / (– 16) = __________________



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New Worksheet - Math - Multiplying Negative Numbers (II)

Multiply the following.

(– 8) (– 6) = __________________

(– 4) (+ 14) = __________________

(+ 11) (– 13) = __________________

(+ 16) (+ 13) = __________________

(– 34) (– 18) = __________________

(– 42) (+ 33) = __________________

(– 37) (+ 21) = __________________

(+ 73) (– 11) = __________________

(+ 53) (+ 16) = __________________


Multiply the following.

(– 2) (– 7) (+ 6) = __________________

(+ 3) (– 7) (+ 8) = __________________

(– 5) (– 4) (– 9) = __________________

(– 4) (+ 6) (+ 2) = __________________

(– 8) (+ 7) (+ 3) = __________________

(+ 6) (– 11) (– 3) = __________________

(– 5) (+ 7) (– 9) = __________________

(– 4) (– 6) (– 8) = __________________


Solve the following problems.

Mr. Jefferson owes $150 to four different people. His bank account currently has $2692.00 in it. How much money will he have left once he has paid each person? __________________

Sally is selling homemade lemonade. It costs her $0.55 for the ingredients to make one glass of lemonade. She is selling each glass of lemonade for $0.75. If she sells 82 glasses of lemonade, how much money will she make total? __________________


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