How is the product of 2 and –5 shown using integer tiles? 2 positive tiles and 5 negative tiles. 2 negative tiles and 5 positive
tiles. 5 negative tiles and 5 negative tiles. 5 positive tiles and 5 positive tiles.
2 answers:
Answer:
5 negative tiles and 5 negative tiles
Step-by-step explanation:
When multiplying a positive number by a negative number, the product is always negative.
This can be visualized using integer tiles:
Answer:
So lets say the negative tiles are red and the poiitive tiles are yellow.
Now for the first one
2*-5
That would be shown with two groups of fives with red tiles
Now we know its -10 be used if you count it up, its 10 negatives red tiles
-2*5
So 5 groups of 2 red tiles and if you count it all up, you’ll get -10
-5*-5
So 5 groups of -5 tiles
You’d get -25
But thats not the answer
I have no clue to show this but i guess you just have to know that negative *negative is positive so just switch the signs
25
5*5
Just make 5 groups of 5 yellow tiles and count them up, you’ll get 25
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