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add the product of (-16) and (-9) to the quotient of (-132) by 6

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Answered by Laasya
117
-16×-9+(-132)/6=144 - 22=122
Answered by hotelcalifornia
91

Answer:

Addition of the product of (-16) and (-9) to the quotient of (-132) which when divided by 6, is 122.

Solution:

The product of (-16) and (-9)

=(-16)\times(-9)=144

So, the product of (-16) and (-9) is 144.

The quotient of (-132) by 6  

= \frac {(-132)}{6}= -22

The quotient of a number is determined by dividing the dividend by the given divisor.

By that, the quotient of (-132) is determined by dividing it by 6, and the quotient is -22.  

∴ The sum of the product of (-16) and (-9) to the quotient of (-132) by 6

=144+(-22)=144-22\\\\=122

Thus, the addition of the products and the quotient of the given numbers will result in the number 122.

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