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When multiplying two negative numbers, what kind of number does one always get for an answer?

When multiplying two negative numbers, what kind of number does one always get for an answer?
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When multiplying two negative numbers, what kind of number does one always get for an answer?

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When multiplying negative numbers u get a positive number
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User Alexander Gonchiy
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Answer:

a positive number

Explanation:

-(-) = +

for example, -1 * -1 = 1

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