Is the quotient of 2 nonzero integers always an integer explain

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Integers are whole numbers, they can be positive or negative....they are not decimals or fractions.

quotient means divide...so lets pick 2 non zero integers....2 and 3....now divide them.
2/3 = 0.66....so ur answer is FALSE..because we took 2 non zero integers and divided them, but we didn't get an integer as an answer.

Sometimes it is true...but not all the time.
2/4 = 2...here it is true
2/3 = 0.666 ...here, it is not

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