Question

-5 x -6 = ? is it 30 or -30

Answer 1

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$\sf (-5)×(-6)=30$

$\sf (-)(-)=(+)$

$\sf So, \:it's \:not\: (-30)$

$\sf its 30$

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Answer 2

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(-5) × (-6) = 30

$\textbf{Explanation:-}$

When multiplying any number by the other, if the signs are different that is, positive and negative, the product is always said to be negative.

Example : 2 × (-3) = (-6)

If the signs are same i.e., either negative or positive, the product is always positive.

Example : (-5) × (-6) = (-30)