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What is the product of (–6)(–7)(–1)?
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What is the product of (–6)(–7)(–1)?
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The answer is negative 42
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The answer is -42. A negative times a negative is a positive and a negative times a positive is a negative. If you multiply -6 x -7 you get 42. Then do 42 x-1 and you get -42.
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