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13 February, 05:07

When multipling signed numbers how do you know wether the number is positive or neagitive

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  1. 13 February, 07:56
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    The product of two positive numbers is positive: (+) (+) = (+).

    The product of one positive number and one neg number is neg: (+) (-) = (-).

    The product of two negative numbers is positive: (-) (-) = (+)
  2. 13 February, 08:20
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    If an odd number of minus signs are involved in a product or quotient, the sign of the result is negative. Otherwise, it is positive.

    Examples:

    (-1) (-1) = 1

    (-1) (-1) (-1) = - 1

    (-1) / (-1) = 1

    (-1) (-1) / (-1) = - 1
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