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When you multiply 2 negatives numbers do you get a positive number?
yes
Multiply a negative number by a negative number?
a positive number..... 2 negatives=positive
If you add a negative and a negative what do you get?
Adding negatives? You get a negative. But if you multiply/divide 2 negatives, that's a positive.
How do you multiply with negative numbers?
If you are multiplying a negative number times a negative number, you multiply regularly but the answer in negative. If you are multipling 2 negatives, you multiply it regularly, again, but the answer is positive, and if u multiply 2 positives, obviously its a positive.
What two factors of 4 give you a sum of -4?
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