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Chapter 1: Q. 584 (page 128)

In the following exercises, multiply

(-8.5)(1.69)

Short Answer

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The required answer is-14.365.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given Information

Given expression:(-8.5)(1.69)

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Step 2. Calculation

We have, (-8.5)(1.69)

=-8510路169100=-143651000=-14.365

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