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Multiply −17×(−61)
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To multiply \(-17\) by \(-61\), you simply multiply the absolute values of the numbers and then apply the rule that the product of two negative numbers is positive.
Calculating the absolute values:
\[
17 \times 61
\]
Now, let's do the multiplication:
\[
17 \times 61 = 1037
\]
Since both numbers are negative, the product is positive:
\[
-17 \times -61 = 1037
\]
Therefore, \(-17 \times -61 = 1037\).
Calculating the absolute values:
\[
17 \times 61
\]
Now, let's do the multiplication:
\[
17 \times 61 = 1037
\]
Since both numbers are negative, the product is positive:
\[
-17 \times -61 = 1037
\]
Therefore, \(-17 \times -61 = 1037\).
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