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What is the product of (−3)(21)(−9)? ASAP
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What is the product of (−3)(21)(−9)?

ASAP

User DDan
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Answer:

567

Explanation:

when you multiply negative with negative the result is always positive.

when you multiply negative with positive the result is always negative.

thus, you have (-3)*21= -63

then

-63*9= 567

User MrArias
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567 all you do is multiply and the negatives cancel each other out
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