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What 2 numbers mutiply to get 75?
2 divide 75
What happens when you mutiply three negative numbers?
You obtain the product of the three numbers A * B * C, with a negative sign.
What numbers could you mutiply to get 49?
1 x 49, 7 x 7
What two numbers add to 3 and mutiply to -1?
2
What is the sign of the answer if you mutiply 2 negative numbers and then divide the product by a negative number?
The quotient is negative.
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