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06-10-2022
Mathematics

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Multiply.

[−3 ⋅ 9/14]⋅ [(−0.1) ⋅ (−28)]

What is the product?

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Answer:

-54

Step-by-step explanation:

Use PEDMAS.

[tex]\sf [ (-3) * \dfrac{9}{14}]*[ (-0.1)*(-28]=\dfrac{-27}{14}*28[/tex]

= -27 * 2

= -54

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