(Multiplying and dividing integers) What is the answer to 2(-3)(-5)(0)(-5)(-8)(+3) and please explain how you get the answer, I've gotten two different ones.

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(Multiplying and dividing integers)

What is the answer to 2(-3)(-5)(0)(-5)(-8)(+3)
and please explain how you get the answer, I've gotten two different ones.

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2(-3)(-5)(0)(-5)(-8)(3) = 0

It doesn't matter how many other numbers you multiply, anything multiplied by 0 will be 0.

Andrucz answered Aug 27, 2017

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