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timurjin [86]
3 years ago
5

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Mathematics
2 answers:
Evgesh-ka [11]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation:

The product of two positive numbers is always positive.

So product of All positive numbers will be always positive.

For Example

( + ) × ( + ) = ( + )

The product of two negative number is always positive.

So product of even negative numbers will be always positive

For example

( - ) × ( - ) = ( + )

Also product of negative and positive is also given as a negative

( - ) × ( + ) = ( - )

and

( + ) × ( - ) = ( - )

Let the Six Positive numbers be

a, b ,c , d, e, f

So the Product of Six Positive numbers will be

(+a)\times (+b)\times (+c)\times (+d)\times (+e)\times (+f)=\textrm{Positive Number}

Let the Six Negative numbers be

-a, -b ,-c , -d, -e, -f

So the Product of Six Negative numbers will be

(-a)\times (-b)\times (-c)\times (-d)\times (-e)\times (-f)=\textrm{Positive Number}

Therefore the Product's Sign will be

a) Positive ; Positive

gogolik [260]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

c) Positive; Positive

Step-by-step explanation:

As we know it is a basic rule in mathematics, that if positive is multiplied by positive it gives a positive result always. So hence, from this rule it is proved that if we multiply 6 positive numbers, we will be getting the product which will be having positive sign. And in the second part of the questions, answer  is that if we multiply 6 negative numbers then the sign remains positive as we know it is also a basic rule in mathematics that when 2 negative numbers are multiplied by each and other then it will give a positive product. So the answer will remain 'c) Positive; Positive''

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