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Chapter 1: Q. 339 (page 78)

In your own words, state the rules for multiplying integers.

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If the signs of two integers are the same, then the product is positive and if the signs of two integers are different, then the product is negative.

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Step 1. Write the rule to multiply integers.

The product of two integers is positive if the signs of two integers are the same. Either both integers are positive or negative.

-a-b=abab=ab

The product of two integers is negative if the signs of two integers are different.

a-b=-ab-ab=-ab

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