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horsena [70]
3 years ago
15

Which product is negative? S 3 8 5

Mathematics
1 answer:
finlep [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

D. (-3/8) (-5/7) (-1/4)

Step-by-step explanation:

Hints:

- * - * + = +

+ * - * - = +

+ * + * + = +

- * - * - = -

A. (-3/8)(-5/7)(1/4)

= (-3*-5*1) / (8*7*4)

= 15/224

B. (3/8)(-5/7)(-1/4)

= (3*-5*-1) / (8*7*4)

= 15/224

C. (3/8)(5/7)(1/4)

= (3*5*1) / (8*7*4)

= 15/224

D. (-3/8) (-5/7) (-1/4)

= (- 3*-5*-1) / (8*7*4)

= (-15)/(224)

= -15/224

The correct option is

D. (-3/8) (-5/7) (-1/4)

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