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3 years ago

Find the product 12, -5 (a) -60 (b) 17 (c) 7 (d) -2.4

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The correct answer is: [A]: " -60 " .
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Explanation:
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We are asked to find the "product" of the two numbers, " 12 " and " -5 " .
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The "product" refers to the result of "multiplying" numbers.
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So, what is the value, when "12" is multiplied by "-5" ?
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Note: When a "positive number" is multiplied by a "negative number" , the result is a "negative number" .
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So; the product of "12" and "-15" is: " 12 * -5 " ; which equals: " -60 " ;

which is: Answer choice: [A]: " - 60 " .
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