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What is the product -3•(-7)

What is the product -3•(-7)
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What is the product -3•(-7)

What is the product -3•(-7)-example-1
User Andrei Moiseev
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Answer:

21

Explanation:

Since both 3 and 7 are negative numbers, they both cancel out using the rules for multiplication.


negative x negative = positive

Positive x negative = negative

Positive x positive = positive

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