Why (-6)×(-2)=12 ?Why (-)×(-)=(+)..........
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There are a few rules. Some of them are :
# (-)×(+)=(-).
# (-)×(-)=(+).
# (+)×(+)=(+).
# (+)×(-)=(-).
So we know that 6*2=12.
And by following the above rules,
(-6)×(-2)=12.
Any doubts, please ask me in the comments.
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HERE'S YOUR ANSWER⬇
There are a few rules. Some of them are :
# (-)×(+)=(-).
# (-)×(-)=(+).
# (+)×(+)=(+).
# (+)×(-)=(-).
So we know that 6*2=12.
And by following the above rules,
(-6)×(-2)=12.
Any doubts, please ask me in the comments.
I HOPE YOU FIND IT HELPFUL.
@ LB :)
vihaan33:
hey dear we all know that rules have some logic.Is it so....I also know that (-)×(-)=(+),,,(+)×(+)=(+),,,,,.........but i do not want rule i want logic behind that
Look....pls understand that I'm not a math expert. And i tried my best to help u.
From the distributive law of multiplication we have
a*(b+c) = a*b + a*c
which holds for all real numbers. So it will hold if we put a=-1, b=1 and c=-1 right? let’s do it!
(-1)*(1+(-1)) = (-1)*1 + (-1)*(-1)
1+(-1) = 0 and -1*1 = -1 so we get
(-1)*0 = -1 + (-1)*(-1)
0 = -1 + (-1)*(-1)
rearrange to get
1 = (-1)*(-1)
a*(b+c) = a*b + a*c
which holds for all real numbers. So it will hold if we put a=-1, b=1 and c=-1 right? let’s do it!
(-1)*(1+(-1)) = (-1)*1 + (-1)*(-1)
1+(-1) = 0 and -1*1 = -1 so we get
(-1)*0 = -1 + (-1)*(-1)
0 = -1 + (-1)*(-1)
rearrange to get
1 = (-1)*(-1)
This is what i found.
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