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What is the value of the expression (–5) -3? It’s -125
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What is the value of the expression (–5) -3? It’s -125

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Answer: 15

Explanation:

- × - = +

So, -5 × -3 = 15

User LiamHT
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Explanation:

The correct answer would actually be 15 because (-5) multiplied by -3 makes it positive 15.

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