When you multiply two negative numbers, the product is always positive. This happens because multiplying two negatives “cancel out” the negative signs, effectively making the product positive. For example: ( 6
Explain what happens when a positive negative divided by a negative number. What is the least integer value of x such that |2x + 7| less than or equal to 16? What two non-negative numbers add to 23 and have the largest possible product?
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Explain what happens when a positive negative divided by a negative number. How to subtract negative numbers? 15% of a number is given. What is 100% of that number? What number is equal to its opposite? If x equals a negative number, what is the additive inverse of the number -x? ...