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Volgvan1 year ago

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The product of -23 and -4 is 92

<h3>Product of negative numbers</h3>

Given the following expression below;

(−23)⋅(−4)

We are to find the product of the expression as shown;

(−23)⋅(−4) = -(20 + 3) * -(4)

Since the product of two negative signs is equal to positive, hence;

(−23)⋅(−4) =(+)(20+3) * 4

(−23)⋅(−4) = 20(4) + 3(4)

(−23)⋅(−4) = 80 + 12

(−23)⋅(−4) = 92

Hence the product of -23 and -4 is 92

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