-131 divided by 1312 equals?

Definition

What is?
Division is a basic mathematical operation that allows you to find out how many times one number (the dividend) fits into another number (the divisor). The result of this operation is called the quotient. The mathematical notation for division is a horizontal fraction symbol, with the dividend above and the divisor below. It is important to remember that division can result in an exact or an inexact answer, depending on whether there is a remainder or not. Also, it is important to check if the divisor is not zero, as division by zero is undefined in mathematics.

Elements:
The elements of the division are known:

• Operation: -131 / 1312;
• dividend: -131;
• divider: 1312;
• operator: /;
• rest: -131
• quotient: -0.09984756097561.

There are several properties of the division operation that are important to understand in mathematics.

• The first property is the identity property, which states that any number divided by 1 is equal to itself. For example, -131 ÷ 1 = -131.
  
  
• The second property is the zero property, which states that any number divided by 0 is undefined. In other words, division by zero is not a valid mathematical operation.
  
  
• The third property is the associative property, which states that the grouping of numbers being divided does not affect the result. For example, (18 ÷ -131) ÷ 1312 is the same as 18 ÷ (-131 ÷ 1312).