Dividing two numbers both negative, -8 / -4

The video tutorial explains how to divide negative numbers using a number line. It demonstrates that dividing two negative numbers results in a positive quotient, similar to multiplying two negative numbers. The tutorial uses visual aids and examples to clarify the concept, emphasizing the mathematical rule that a positive times a negative equals a negative, and thus, dividing two negatives results in a positive.

How many equal sets of -4 can be formed from -8?

What does the statement 'a positive times a negative always equals a negative' imply?