Math, asked by shivampal4906, 9 months ago

Find the product of 13×(-6)

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Answered by noni5971

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Answer:

13×(-6)=-78

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Answered by sawinderbhinder43

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Answer:

the answer is -78

Step-by-step explanation:

The product of 13*(-6) is-78

13*6 =78

then put minuswith78 so it become -78

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