Math, asked by shahsana2201, 10 months ago

is it possible that the product of the positive n negative integer is zero give an example

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Answered by ankita3838

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Answer:

No it is necessary that one of them is 0

Answered by chandanapahy71

4

Answer:

0 is neither negative nor positive and any no. by 0 is only 0

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