Inverse operations are mathematical operations that undo one another. Division is the inverse operation of multiplication. -2 × 6 = -12. -12 ÷ 6 then "undoes" this multiplication, leaving us with a quotient of -2. Multiplication and division follow the same rules related to signs. A negative integer multiplied by a positive integer gives us a negative product. Similarly, a negative integer divided by a positive integer gives us a negative quotient. However, unlike multiplication, division is not commutative. If you change the order of the number you're dividing and the number you're dividing by, you will get a different quotient. Find the quotient: -54 ÷ 9 =