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How can you represent −3⋅8 with a model?(1 point) Responses −8+−8+−8 negative 8 plus negative 8 plus negative 8 −(8+8+8) negative left parenthesis 8 plus 8 plus 8 right parenthesis −(−8+−8+−8) negative left parenthesis negative 8 plus negative 8 plus negative 8 right parenthesis 8+8+8

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The expression −3⋅8 represents the multiplication of -3 and 8, which can be visualized using a model. In this case, the correct representation would be:

−8 + −8 + −8

This indicates that you are taking three groups of -8, which effectively models the expression -3 multiplied by 8. Each -8 represents a negative quantity, and by adding three of them together, you accurately represent -3 * 8.

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