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When multiply two negative numbers the answer is?
When you multiply 2 negative numbers the answer will be positive, ALWAYS
What sign do you get when you multiply two negative numbers?
A positive.
When you multiply two negative numbers do you get a positive?
Yes
All poitive numbers have two square roots a positive and as negative and why?
This is because if you multiply two negative numbers you get positive.
Why do you get a positive answer when you multiply two alike signs?
You get a positive answer when multiplying two alike signs because since its an even number of positive signs, the number will be positive. For example, -2 x -4= 8 since there are an even amount of negative signs.
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