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To multiply a negative and a positive number, you should multiply their absolute values and keep the product positive. True of False?
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To multiply a negative and a positive number, you should multiply their absolute values and keep the product positive. True of False?

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It's true

who in there right mind would choose FALSE!!??

User Siddharth Kumar
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It is false. When times a negative and a positive the negative always wins the fight. For this statement to be true, it would be a negative times another negative.
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