MULTIPLYING NEGATIVE NUMBERS By Jadyn and Morgan.

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MULTIPLYING NEGATIVE NUMBERS By Jadyn and Morgan

POS X NEG  Positive times a negative is going to be a negative number  Ex: -2×3= -6  So you can think of just multiplying the numbers together so you would get 6 than put a negative sign by it and you would get -6

NEG X NEG  A negative number times a negative number is going to be a positive number  Ex: -3×(-5)= 15  Because the negative numbers cancel each other out so you can get rid of the negatives and just multiply

POS X POS  A positive number times a positive number is going to be a positive number  Ex: 2×2=4  Because there is no negative numbers so you simply just multiply