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If a = 5 over 6 and b = -18, what is -a x b?
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If a = 5 over 6 and b = -18, what is -a x b?

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\begin{gathered} a=(5)/(6) \\ b=-18 \\ -a* b=-(5)/(6)*(-18) \\ -a* b=(-90)/(-6) \\ -a* b=15 \end{gathered}

The answer to -a x b = 15

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