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3 years ago

Two consecutive negative integers have a product of 2. what are the integers ?

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MrRissso [65]3 years ago

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product is multiplication

2 negative numbers multiplied by each other equal 2

since it is multiplication the numbers would need to be 2 or less

therefore the 2 numbers are -1 and -2

-1 * -2 = 2

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