Math, asked by Rahul602i463, 10 months ago

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For any integer a, what is
(-1) × a equal to?​

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Answered by warylucknow
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The value of (-1) × a is is -a.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

The variable a is an integer.

Solution:

On multiplying an integer by -1 the result is the negative of that integer.

For example,

(1) Suppose a = 2.

Then the value of (-1) × a is:

(-1) × a = (-1) × 2

          = -2

(2) Suppose a = -4.

Then the value of (-1) × a is:

(-1) × a = (-1) × -4

          = 4

Thus, the value of (-1) × a is is -a.

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