Multiplying Integers (Multiply Negative & Positive Numbers) - [7-2-3]

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Multiply -5×-3 on number line.
Solution: -5×-3=(-1)5×(-1)3
=(-1)(-1)5×3=5×3
Make 3 groups of 5 units on the number line that gives us 15 units.

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@Jesse Marcel Jesse Marcel How about the rules of signs for addition and subtraction.

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@Jesse Marcel I tried to convert -5×-3 into addition problem like 5×3=5+5+5=15. I could not do it. So I used number line.

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@@soap3044 I don't think i is a variable. The imaginary number i comes into picture when you solve the equations like x^2=-1.
When subtract 7 from 2 it's
2-7 =-(7-2)=-5. Suppose you have 2 rupees, your ask you 7 rupees, after giving him 2 rupees still you owe him 5 rupees i.e -5.
-5×-3 can be converted into addition problem like
-5×(-1+-1+-1)= -5×-1+-5×-1+-5×-1=5+5+5=15. Do you agree with me?

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@@soap3044 I agree to your point, negative numbers are devised for convenience. But partially agree with that i is a variable. A variable can take any value you know. Here i=√-1 that contradicts your idea of variable.

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@@soap3044 nope

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-3(-1)= 3

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2x3=6

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3x12=36

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(-4)(-5) = 20

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(1)(2)=2

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(-2)(-2)= 4

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5(-7)= -35

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(1)(-2)= -2

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12+22=34

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1x(-9)=-9

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-2x6= -12

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0(-7)= 0

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4(-1)=-4

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(-1)(-2)= 2

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9(-2)= -18

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-6(6)= -36

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(-1)(2)= -2