2 years ago

Multiply. −2(−5)(−3)

2 answers:

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The multiplication of −2(−5)(−3) is -30

The multiplication of numbers in brackets with negative signs takes a method whereby the signs are taken into account when performing the arithmetic operation.

From the given question, we are to multiply:

= - 2 × (-5) × (-3)

= +10 × (-3)

= -30

Learn more about the multiplication of numbers here:

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sergiy2304 [10]2 years ago

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Answer: -30

Step-by-step explanation:

-2 X -5 = 10

10 X -3 = -30

Therefore, -2(-5)(-3) = -30

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